Jacqueline Antonovich

@jackiantonovich

Historian of medicine, gender, & politics in the American West. Creator & Executive Editor Emerita, .

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  1. 3 hours ago

    Anyway, I’m trying to imagine this is a fancy hotel room with room service, but the food kind of sucks. Send funny gifs

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  2. 3 hours ago

    Didn’t intend to spend my weekend here, but my brain had other plans. Turns out, there is a specific migraine called a hemiplegic migraine that mimics symptoms of a stroke. That had people very concerned this morning. I’m fine, that’s the working theory until the MRI comes back.

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    Apr 7

    Last week, our own Assistant Professor of Music and Director of Composition and Instrumental Studies Andrew Ardizzoia finished off the 2022 Contemporary Music Festival with his performance of "Out of the Depths" in the Egner Chapel. Check out moments from the evening's event ➡️

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  4. Apr 7

    Thanks to , I have added to my growing office sticker collection

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    Apr 6

    I just received my 2nd Moderna booster vaccine, and I feel good! I am still going to wear my mask and keep my distance because the virus ain’t over, Fool! Grrr

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  6. Apr 7

    This is such a good review.

    Today writer reviews Joshua Prager's The Family Roe, which combines "dominant narratives about motherhood, women’s autonomy & the morality of abortion with the messy weirdness of ordinary people’s private lives." Read more:
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    Apr 7

    Me too, piano, me too.

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    Apr 7

    This is a perfect "gotcha" against monstrous hacks like Hawkey but the answer "I don't know" also speaks loudly in terms of the history of forced sterilization in this country.

    "When the reporter asked [Hawley] whether a woman whose uterus was removed via hysterectomy was still a woman, he appeared uncertain: 'Yeah. Well, I don’t know, would they?'"
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    Apr 7

    Today writer reviews Joshua Prager's The Family Roe, which combines "dominant narratives about motherhood, women’s autonomy & the morality of abortion with the messy weirdness of ordinary people’s private lives." Read more:

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    Apr 7

    Khalid Ali introduces Franco Ferrarini's review of Allan Cubitt's TV series The Fall for the Medical Humanities blog between-the-idea-and-the-reality-falls-the-shadow-the-hollow-men-t-s-eliot-1925

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  11. Apr 7

    "When the reporter asked [Hawley] whether a woman whose uterus was removed via hysterectomy was still a woman, he appeared uncertain: 'Yeah. Well, I don’t know, would they?'"

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    Apr 6

    Probably a question I shouldn't have to ask as someone familiar with civil rights/black power history, but I anyway. what are some new civil rights/black power books/texts to assign to undergrads? i got the classics covered. pls retweet!

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  13. Apr 6

    I just saw a clip of a reporter asking a woman about CRT in her neighborhood schools and the woman replied with a yes, CRT is a problem. The reporter asked for more details, and the women replied with something about "transgenders and furries." So that's where we are.

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    Apr 6

    "I strongly believe that I am entitled to use the word for pedagogical purposes." Imagine writing that sentence and hitting send.

    Can I Utter a Racial Slur in My Classroom? - The New York Times
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    Apr 6

    One thing I come across regularly in the archives are letters from everyday women telling their abortion stories before Roe. The hurdles & humiliations they overcame to get a simple medical procedure are staggering. And that horrific past is fast becoming present again...

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  16. Apr 6

    I cannot believe I have to wait until November for this book

    1st blurb in from (Thanks!😊) "Through deep immersion into archival sources, significantly reshapes our understanding of the role of antebellum U.S. medical education in producing white supremacy." Pre-order it here:
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  17. Apr 6

    So proud of my colleague, !!

    Congratulations to Sarah Runcie (), winner of the Research Travel Award for her project “Doctors with Borders: Decolonization and International Health in Cameroon”!
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  18. Apr 6

    Currently sitting in my kid's orthodontist's office (it's braces day!) and they have massage chairs in the lobby and they offered me a cappuccino while I wait. Man, I went into the wrong occupation 💸💸

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  19. Apr 6

    Good advice for all cardigan-wearing academics

    Dear : Remember to shake the underwear out of your cardigan *before* you put it on in the circ workroom and leave behind a surprise for your unwitting co-workers. Happy from this VERY embarrassed librarian.
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    Apr 5

    Instead of quote tweeting that xenophobic trash campaign ad, here are some Appalachian folks who inspire me greatly. 🧵

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