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Dr C. M. Bromstick 🧹, Dublin

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Early Medieval historian: Ireland & Britain, kingship, landscapes, mentalities | knitting, video games, bread | ND | disabled | she/her | #BlackLivesMatter

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    1. Florence of Northumbria‏ @FlorenceHRS Feb 8
      Replying to @DrJaninaRamirez @ISASaxonists @CKarkov

      It’s fundamentally untrue that the term is used differently here in the UK and this has been addressed repeatedly. It’s important that you say that in your book. Almost all use of the term is misuse because of its history, innacuracy and inherent racism

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    2. Dr Janina Ramirez‏Verified account @DrJaninaRamirez Feb 8
      Replying to @FlorenceHRS @ISASaxonists @CKarkov

      Exactly what I unpack across the book. It’s embedded in racism, erroneous history and exclusionism. Weeding it out from common use through terminology is the aim. I’m putting all the research together to present it comprehensively.

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    3. Florence of Northumbria‏ @FlorenceHRS Feb 8
      Replying to @DrJaninaRamirez @ISASaxonists @CKarkov

      Okay that’s good to hear. Could you clarify what you meant by ‘divisive’ and ‘differences in how it’s used either side of the Atlantic’? Because to me, those phrases both create the impression that the use of Anglo-Saxon is a complex issue with no clear resolution

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    4. Dr Janina Ramirez‏Verified account @DrJaninaRamirez Feb 8
      Replying to @FlorenceHRS @ISASaxonists @CKarkov

      It is down to how the terminology is embedded. Many scholars or people interested in history encounter the term 'Anglo-Saxon' in the context of documents, annals etc. and are unaware of how it has been misused. In some circumstances it's a case of ignorance & how to adjust usage.

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    5. Dr C. M. Bromstick 🧹, Dublin‏ @AdmiralHip Feb 8
      Replying to @DrJaninaRamirez @FlorenceHRS and

      It’s in three different sources for the period and one isn’t even English, it’s continental. The term is historically inaccurate but became embedded because of the racist and white nationalist roots of the field.

      2 replies 0 retweets 7 likes
    6. Dr Janina Ramirez‏Verified account @DrJaninaRamirez Feb 8
      Replying to @AdmiralHip @FlorenceHRS and

      Exactly what I'm writing about in my book. It's entirely contrived but deeply embedded. I respect the work of everyone trying to root the term out and am trying to bring the historicity of the term to light through my talks, lecturing, writing and on different platforms.

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    7. Alison Douglas #Dig4Arch‏ @Alison_Douglaz Feb 8
      Replying to @DrJaninaRamirez @AdmiralHip and

      Many scholars STILL use this term and are not racist. The term is completely different in a UK context and Dr J is right... terminology is deeply embedded in scholarship. This level of bullying by those accusing folk of racism has to stop.

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    8. Florence of Northumbria‏ @FlorenceHRS Feb 8
      Replying to @Alison_Douglaz @DrJaninaRamirez and

      This discussion is completely unrelated to whether any individual scholars are racist, it is about the inherent racism embedded in the term 'Anglo-Saxon'.

      2 replies 0 retweets 20 likes
    9. Alison Douglas #Dig4Arch‏ @Alison_Douglaz Feb 8
      Replying to @FlorenceHRS @DrJaninaRamirez and

      But it is though. I have seen scholars be called racist for using the term.

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    10. Florence of Northumbria‏ @FlorenceHRS Feb 8
      Replying to @Alison_Douglaz @DrJaninaRamirez and

      Perhaps that's because they were being racist in their use of the term. Unless you give me specific examples I can't speak to that. But I want to be clear that nobody is accusing any and all people who use the term in any circumstances of being racists.

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      Dr C. M. Bromstick 🧹, Dublin‏ @AdmiralHip Feb 8
      Replying to @FlorenceHRS @Alison_Douglaz and

      I for one used it until recently because I was unaware of its history and historical inaccuracy so it is present in my older papers and older work. No one is saying that the term can never be said again or using the term makes someone a racist.

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        1. Alison Douglas #Dig4Arch‏ @Alison_Douglaz Feb 8
          Replying to @AdmiralHip @FlorenceHRS and

          Thank you. Glad we cleared that up.

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        1. Dr C. M. Bromstick 🧹, Dublin‏ @AdmiralHip Feb 8
          Replying to @AdmiralHip @FlorenceHRS and

          The problem comes from those who were made aware of the problems with the terminology and refused to have a dialogue with Dr MRO over it, resorting instead to attacking her, her abilities and work as a historian, and ad hom attacks that continue to this day.

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        1. Florence of Northumbria‏ @FlorenceHRS Feb 8
          Replying to @AdmiralHip @Alison_Douglaz and

          Likewise, I have pieces of work I am currently editing that use the term frequently, and I have had to update them to be more accurate. Being informed of the term's racism did not make me a victim of bullying, it made me a better scholar and I'm grateful

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