Laura R. Prieto

@Laura_R_Prieto

firstgen PhD | Latinx immigrant daughter | feminist writer, historian, teacher | Research: women, gender, race, U.S. empire, religion, memory, public humanities

BostonProvidence corridor
laurarprieto.com
Vrijeme pridruživanja: kolovoz 2015.
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    My spring classes start today! Taking the lead from esteemed like & , I’m gonna tweet a long long thread here abt my Jazz Age history seminar, as I teach it. Join us for some Roaring Twenties fun! in 2020 1/?

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    Me. My dad was a plumber and my mum an office admin. My dad was also a mechanic on the side, and in a couple of weeks he’s going to teach me how to weld.
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    “A punishing intensification of work has become an endemic feature of academic life.” from Ros Gill, “Breaking the silence: The hidden injuries of neo-liberal academia,” which you can read all of here: H/T

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    "A study at the University of California found that women academics with children were working 100 hours per week, when housework and childcare were added to academic labor." Ros Gill, Breaking the Silence: The Hidden Injuries of the Neoliberal University.

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    In 1981, under the pen name 'bell hooks', US professor, activist & critic Gloria Jean Watkins published her hugely influential work Ain't I a Woman?: Black Women and Feminism, written while she was an undergraduate. She has since published over 30 books.

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    "Ladies, there is no neutral position for us to assume." American novelist, poet, playwright, and art collector, Gertrude Stein was born in 1874

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    I wonder how many of us who have PhDs have parents and grandparents on both sides who went to Indian boarding schools? [Raises both hands]

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    Neither of my parents has a college degree. (But they still read everything I write. They’re the best.)

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    Odgovor korisniku/ci @Laura_R_Prieto
    Mine didn’t go to high school. I was very young when my father agreed - I could *read* comics better than he could. I later learned he had been making up stories based on pictures. I owe them for love & best education they could afford- both hard working small business owners.
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  10. prije 21 sat

    Hello, dear and History MA alums! Here is a great opportunity to help shape the future of your alma mater by serving on the alumni board. We need your voices and perspective. Please encourage nominations!

    The Simmons SLIS Alumni Board needs new members for next year. Do you want to give back? Do you know someone else who would be a good member? Nominate yourself or someone else here:
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    In1846, the Hayden family moved to Boston. The Haydens became key leaders in Boston's abolitionist communities and sheltered hundreds of people journeying to freedom. Read on!

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    how the observance of got started? In 1926, American historian Carter Godwin Woodson built the idea of “Negro History Week” on 19th c African American celebrations of Abraham Lincoln, emancipation, & Frederick Douglass.

    Carter G Woodson made the official declaration of Negro History Week in 1926, but Black teachers had been organizing Black history celebrations and programs in February (and other times as well) for years prior.
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    Died in 1961, ANNA MAY WONG is considered the 1st Chinese-American Hollywood star. Born & raised in California, she began acting at 14. Tired of stereotyped roles, she hit it big in Europe. Sadly racism continued to affect her career & private life.

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    Dad has grade 3 education, mom went to high school. They teach me a lot still, despite my being more educated than they are.

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    I have an EdD, and neither of my parents finished the 9th grade. I was all the way—and proud!

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    This timely thread is just one reason why you should follow . She also has a wonderful, joyful, mischievous sense of humor, & so many insightful observations. And she is almost at 1k followers...

    Seems a good time to note that the current Michigan State U Museum director would not let me post or exhibit Michelle Erickson's "Republican Potty." +
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    Emphatically NOT me. Mother barely finished public school in the dust bowl years, and father had only a year or two of high school before he was pulled to help his father full time with the farm. Second and third generation PhD families are a wonder to me.

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    Me! My mom did go back, first for a AS in something secretarial (to get a admin assistant job) and then eventually a BA in her 50s. My dad started college but dropped out to work on a state fishing research vessel. Both loved to learn, neither had a formal chance when young.

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    🙋🏾‍♂️🙋🏾‍♂️ My mom just got her High School Diploma this past May! All her children were there!

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    I'm the first in my entire extended family to go to university. Dad left at 14. His mum left at 12. My mum got to secondary school thanks to post war UK Labour govt. making it free. Siblings in Oz rural High "learning to lose".

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    with & a farmer with a heart of gold.

    Good morning. This is the greatest thing ever.
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