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Leverhulme Fellow at Liverpool, FWO Fellow at UGent, kattenbeschermer, bitten by a radioactive katje. Hij/Hem/Kameraad

Mijn Boekenfort, België
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    1. Axel Folio, PhD, BFF of Mr. Bloodaxe‏ @ISASaxonists 15 Dec 2020

      Axel Folio, PhD, BFF of Mr. Bloodaxe Retweeted Sarah Owen MP

      #medievaltwitter, we have the attn of MPs in the UK who are finally understanding that British history has been wyte-washed. For starters, yes tribes migrated over. The term "Anglo-Saxon" has become synonymous w/ 'wyte' & it's inaccurate. We have a duty here as experts to correcthttps://twitter.com/SarahOwen_/status/1338799800247005184 …

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      Sarah Owen MPVerified account @SarahOwen_
      THREAD: I thought hard before posting this because knee-jerk reactions help no one, but as the daughter of a Malaysian immigrant this is personal. The idea of ‘indigenous people’ of Britain and use of this term, especially by far right, needs to be challenged at every point. 1/5
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      Dr Stephen Hewer‏ @StephenHewer 15 Dec 2020
      Replying to @ISASaxonists

      'Indigenous' British or Irish are terms to appropriate decolonialism and to detract from antiracism. I know I lost some academic friends, but I'm not going to stop critiquing ye for using 'native Irish' etc. These terms are to either shift the message or promote ethno-nationalism

      7:30 AM - 15 Dec 2020
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      • Dr. St Ridley Santos 🐬🏰💦 Kerry Sinanan Florence of Northumbria Kennel Hamilstone Dr. Michael B.C. Rivera 趙凱聰 emer julia👩‍🚀 Dion Axel Folio, PhD, BFF of Mr. Bloodaxe
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        2. Gearóid Dubh‏ @Gearoid_Dubh 15 Dec 2020
          Replying to @StephenHewer @ISASaxonists

          If talking about the 16th-17th centuries you can use "Gaelic Irish" as even the Norman families were largely Irish speaking then or "mere Irishe" if you're trying to express the colonial power dynamics given thats a term used in English writing at the time.

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        3. Hawk or Handsaw‏ @hawkorhandsaw 15 Dec 2020
          Replying to @Gearoid_Dubh @StephenHewer @ISASaxonists

          This might fall outside of your expertise, but is there a similar term for the colonial power dynamics in scotland? gaelic scottish could still work, i suppose.

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        2. Hawk or Handsaw‏ @hawkorhandsaw 15 Dec 2020
          Replying to @StephenHewer @ISASaxonists

          how do you feel about the conversation around scotland, wales, northern ireland being historically/currently occupied? is there better terminology that should be used?

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        3. Dr Stephen Hewer‏ @StephenHewer 15 Dec 2020
          Replying to @hawkorhandsaw @ISASaxonists

          There is a lot going on here. Way too much for twitter. All I'll say here is: do not appropriate indigeneity or 'native' for discussing white British or Irish peoples. Talk about people in the terms they used (not 19th-cen British terms!).

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