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“has three pet cats” —Wall Street Journal • writer | teacher | animal person • queer neurodivergent feminist • she/they

South Bend, Indiana
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    1. Dr. Margie Housley‏ @margiehousley 11 Oct 2019

      Grad student in this scenario was only tweeting “shite,” as Guy puts it, if you think that expressing a desire for less racism is shite (or that not rolling over when a senior academic falls you a twat is shite). (Also he didn’t stop tweeting, so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯)

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    2. Dr. Margie Housley‏ @margiehousley 11 Oct 2019

      Re: Senior academic 2—senior academics, note that current grad students and ECRs have lived their entire adult lives with social media. We *understand* how it works. We can do things like convert PDFs without asking for help, and we *know* that people google us.

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    3. Dr. Margie Housley‏ @margiehousley 11 Oct 2019

      Is it possible that those of us who speak out about racism (or misogyny, or homophobia, or, hmm, idk, bullying) don’t actually want to work with team “call grad students twats”?

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    4. Dr. Margie Housley‏ @margiehousley 11 Oct 2019

      Also, trust me, seeing a senior academic be SILENT doesn’t make us think that they’re a “top bloke” (I can’t help but notice that the senior academics in this scenario are all dudes). It makes us think that at best they don’t give a crap about other people.

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    5. Dr. Margie Housley‏ @margiehousley 11 Oct 2019

      Also, it doesn’t take many senior academics treating me or my friends like shit before I don’t trust them.

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    6. Dr. Margie Housley‏ @margiehousley 11 Oct 2019

      Let’s be clear: bullying grad students and ECRs is about power, and control, and about trying to silence our voices. Vague threats about how speaking up about oppression on twitter is going to “tank” our careers is just another part of that, and it’s not going to work.

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    7. Dr. Margie Housley‏ @margiehousley 11 Oct 2019

      Tho I will say, since according to this “senior academic” tweeting “shite” has consequences for one’s career, @UniOfYork @UniOfYorkHR @yorkmedieval are you aware that you have faculty behaving like this toward grad students/ECRs? I hope you protect your students!

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    8. Dr. Margie Housley‏ @margiehousley 11 Oct 2019

      Grad students/ECRs: please reach out to me or someone if you’re being bullied. Academia is hard but you deserve better. Senior faculty: don’t be like snr scholar 1 and 2. Treat your students well and protect them from the bullies in your department and your field.

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    9. Dr. Margie Housley‏ @margiehousley 11 Oct 2019

      Don’t be silent. Stick your neck out. Do the work!

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    10. Dr. Margie Housley‏ @margiehousley 11 Oct 2019

      @erik_kaars @ISASaxonists @adam_miya @dorothyk98 @bre_leake @micah_goodrich @SLevelt @Lollardfish @irinibus @ETreharne @MaryKateHurley @ericweiskott @b_hawk @kacaliendo @prof_gabriele @ShammaBoyarin

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      Dr. Margie Housley‏ @margiehousley 11 Oct 2019

      Addenda coming here (sorry for any threading confusion): I don’t want to erase the fact that BIPOC students and ECRs receive the brunt of this bullying, and because of tone policing are far more likely to face career consequences for speaking out.

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        2. Dr. Margie Housley‏ @margiehousley 11 Oct 2019

          Threats and intimidation against BIPOC students/ECRs, like in Guy’s twat-tweet above, attempt to silence not only the specific target of the attack but all BIPOC students

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        3. Dr. Margie Housley‏ @margiehousley 11 Oct 2019

          Also let me just be clear that white women are ABSOLUTELY a major part of this problem. There is a long long history of white women engaging in these practices and supporting men who do—and both senior and junior white women persistently help uphold white supremacy in this way

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        4. Dr. Margie Housley‏ @margiehousley 11 Oct 2019

          “feminism” that “plays the game” / makes exceptions for the ppl we like or to whom we “owe” something / routinely centers white women over BIPOC overtly *or* behind the scenes is solidarity and feminism for white women only

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        5. Dr. Margie Housley‏ @margiehousley 11 Oct 2019

          The silent senior scholar #2 in this scenario is SO OFTEN a senior white woman doing the gatekeeping. For many of us white junior scholars, these may be senior women scholars who have supported/mentored us.

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        6. Dr. Margie Housley‏ @margiehousley 11 Oct 2019

          It is especially urgent that young white scholars—including myself—be critical of attachments to senior white women & queer scholars who are invested in reproducing oppressive structures of the academy. (Academic bullying is just one of many ways that this happens, ofc)

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