Annie McClanahan

@anniemcc.bsky.social

Vulgar Marxist, Kentucky proud, fuck work. She/her anniemcclanahan.com

2 years ago, Dr. Tiffany Willoughby-Herard was arrested at @ucirvine.bsky.social as UCI chose to repress its Palestine encampment & fail its constitutional obligations. Her disciplinary case now rests w/the Chancellor. Let's ensure he knows what's right, sign/share! sites.google.com/view/withdra...

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On May 15, 2024, several hundred heavily armed police were called in to break up a peaceful encampment at UC Irvine in solidarity with the people of Gaza. Among those arrested that day was UC Irvine G...

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Does anyone have NLR access who could send me a copy of the Loic Waquant "Against Abolitionism" piece from the newest issue? (Asking because I'm already mad about the piece and I haven't even read it yet LOL.)

Man I loved being able to use the internet to find things, instead of being presented with a constant generated word slurry that assumes I am simultaneously a baby, 1 second away from killing someone if I don't get my answer right now, and happy when things are wrong

ICYMI: @sarahbrouillette.bsky.social 's review of @anniemcc.bsky.social 's Beneath the Wage ( Zone Books, @princetonupress.bsky.social ) is still live on our website.

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@journalspectre.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Read @sarahbrouillette.bsky.social 's review of @anniemcc.bsky.social 's Beneath the Wage ( Zone Books , @princetonupress.bsky.social ). Brouilette highlights the book's focus on the new terrains of antagonism and solidarity afforded by service labor. spectrejournal.com/service-with...

Asking LLMs political questions in languages other than English generates markedly different responses, reflecting pro-government biases in training data dominated by state-controlled media. This is super interesting and important work!

Good Authority@goodauth.bsky.social · 3mo ago

State media control impacts the output of U.S.-based LLMs. Training data for LLMs does not just fall from the sky, our research finds. See the data here: goodauthority.org/news/state-m...

I'm trying to write something expanding on my misgivings about the idea of emotional/affective labor as a framework for understanding service work. What do folks think are some of the best/most compelling accounts or theories of emotional labor? Doesn't need to be recent or famous. Thx!

I am moved beyond words by this beautiful, generous, thoughtful review my my book by the amazing @sarahbrouillette.bsky.social.

@journalspectre.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Read @sarahbrouillette.bsky.social 's review of @anniemcc.bsky.social 's Beneath the Wage ( Zone Books , @princetonupress.bsky.social ). Brouilette highlights the book's focus on the new terrains of antagonism and solidarity afforded by service labor. spectrejournal.com/service-with...

What I wish for everybody to remember when Canvas comes back online: The reason OUR data can be held for ransom is because Instructure, their owners (KKR private equity & Dragoneer venture capital), & our own employers (see ASU Atomic) monetize it. It's Canvas that hacked education & stole our IP.

Tita Chico@titachico.bsky.social · 3mo ago

who could have imagined that it wasn't a good idea to have a nearly ubiquitous educational platform run by for-profit tech? @mattseybold.bsky.social is who! (yep, Canvas is down, hacked, stick a fork in it)

Finally, when students ask why I don't use Canvas, I point them to the article "EdTech" by @anniemcc.bsky.social and Louise McCune in University Keywords (ed. Andy Hines). Today's Canvas outage and resulting disruptions may offer some time to read that article. Attached are some highlights.

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