Jamie-Lukas Campbell

@jamielukas.bsky.social

Fueled by iced coffee ☕ and #Corrie | NYC roots🗽, Belfast living | Passionate about inclusion and conversations that matter

I can’t wait to get my hand on a copy of this. @conorbrockbank.bsky.social is a thoughtful and passionate thinker — cannot wait to read his piece!

Conor Brockbank@conorbrockbank.bsky.social · 11mo ago

Childhood and the Irish: A Miscellany edited by @salvadorryan.bsky.social is available for pre-order. The collection explores a variety of experiences including my own article on the childhoods of two Irish Carmelite missionaries, who were brothers, in Co. Wicklow! wordwellbooks.com/index.php?ro...

JD Vance is refusing to condemn racist and antisemitic messages from Republican groups and Trump's press secretary is saying the Democratic Party is filled with "Hamas terrorists" and "violent criminals."

Substack keeps feeding me ghosts of assimilation—voices longing for lost respectability, mistaking obedience for belonging. I trace their grief, their drift rightward, and reclaim the simple, ungovernable act of reaching for myself. open.substack.com/pub/autside/...

Obedience Was Never Belonging: On Assimilation, Algorithm, and the Act of Reaching

A Study of Safety, Obedience, and the Machinery of Conditional Belonging

open.substack.com

luigi mangione murdered a healthcare executive and opposed "wokeism." i don't know why people insist that killers need some coherent ideology. most people don't even have coherent wardrobes, let alone a coherent worldview.

When I wrote this in 2019 some accused me of exaggerating the connection between the intellectual bigotry/racism of the Spectator and Telegraph (as exemplified by Scruton and Murray) and BNP/street-level thuggery. If anything I was too cautious.. www.politics.co.uk/comment-anal...

Scruton is part of an intellectual culture giving respectability to racism

Howls of outrage over philosopher Sir Roger Scruton's loss of a government job ignore the reality of his output.

politics.co.uk

👏🏾 "[...] Language that cuts through the fidelity culture of curriculum publishers, who would rather train teachers to withhold support than risk deviating from the pacing guide. Fidelity—how that word stings. It is presented as virtue, but in practice it is often erasure."

Jaime Hoerricks, PhD@jaimehoerricks.bsky.social · last yr.

Research papers and position statements debate methods, but students remain unheard. This essay follows echoes—from old battlefields to today’s classrooms—naming how fidelity cultures erase voice, and why access is the fight. open.substack.com/pub/autside/...

Academic journals gatekeep knowledge. The AutSide builds something else: open, rigorous, needs-based writing shaped by lived experience. We don’t need more prestige—we need trust, access, and solidarity. We already did the work. open.substack.com/pub/autside/...

We Already Did the Work: A Response to the Academic Publishing Paradox

Why Peer-Reviewed Paywalls Can’t Hold What We’ve Already Built: On Decentralised Knowledge, Autistic Praxis, and the Archive We Made Together

open.substack.com

In a moment when the foundations of American democracy are being shaken – and its past reshaped to serve partisan ends – Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones, joins us for a conversation on the erosion of democracy and the tools for resistance. @nhannahjones.bsky.social

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