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Very timely given I'm reading Superior by @AngelaDSaini at the moment. Been thinking all the way through 'these are the people we run into online every damn day'. And here is yet another one.
But we must remember - it's not just online. He's a PhD student. He behaves this way online because that's the way he behaves. Twitter might make people bolder, but, in fact, racist people do this - and worse - every day in labs, classrooms, in public and behind closed doors.
Yep very true! Thankfully I dont come across them that often in the conservation sphere but they are there. A number of more prominant academics in human differences were zoologists, and the field is historically rooted in a lot of racist awfulness.
YES! I'm sure they're there. And that Indigenous & other #POC are acutely aware. All sciences have this history, including the social sciences. It just manifests slightly differently today in our scholarship & practices, but same outcome: fewer minorities in academia
Just wanted to say thank you both here. I wanted to before but went to pet some donkeys in a breakaway state. Anyway, seriously thank you. 
It’s the ‘behind closed doors’ but that really troubles me. I know such academics present horrible ideas to undergrads and graduates of color in contained spaces. And it went no where after reporting them, because the system protects those its already groomed.
Oh, yeah, behind closed doors is everything from: not encouraging #POC / minority students who say they want to do a PhD (withholding support), to normalising inequity (let's not focus on racism because we're talking about gender equality right now), to overt discrimination
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