Kyle Riismandel

@kyleriismandel.bsky.social

Author of Neighborhood of Fear, Dir of American Studies at Rutgers-Newark, working on a cultural history of cable, 90s lover, power pop enthusiast

In this recent Soapbox, Beryl Satter explores the 1974 Equal Credit Opportunity Act and its recent scholarly treatment. She calls on scholars to carefully avoid reproducing misogynist tropes, especially when writing the history of feminism. Link Below.

Just 29 people control $4.1 trillion. That's more wealth than the entire GDP of every country on Earth except the top three. In the hands of a single bus full of people. Tell me again we can't afford living wages for everyone one more time.

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"The university is not just in crisis. The university is the crisis." Rinaldo Walcott (@blacklikewho.bsky.social) argues that Jason Arday's death lays bare a broken academic system built on unequal power, gatekeeping, and the grinding machinery of institutional recognition.

The university is the crisis

The crisis of the university is its inability to be honest about the nature of its self-induced crisis. Its leaders or senior managers often share the perspectives of those who wish the university to ...

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