Listen to "Deyanira NevĆ”rez MartĆnez joins Tavis Smiley" by KBLA Talk 1580 via #spreaker spreaker.com/episode/deyanirā¦
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Trump primarily mobilizes White people and men. Wins handily. After the election, Democratic pundits say mobilizing āidentity groupsā donāt work and āfailed miserably,ā erasing Trumpās mobilization of White and male identity groups. Instead, they claim Trump prevailed with a āworking class coalition,ā erasing the women and Black people who are disproportionately working class. Double erasure.
To be racist and sexist is to erase the presence of Black people, of womenāand center White identity and male identity so profoundly that White people and men are no longer seen as āidentity groups.ā
politico.com/news/magazine/2ā¦
I wrote something for @ConversationUS . Check it out!
"Cities are Clearing Encampments, but this won't Solve Homelessness -- here's a better way forward" theconversation.com/cities-aā¦
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Itās 10:30am. UTSF faculty still waiting for MSU administration to attend our scheduled 10am meeting this morning.
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ā[C}riminalizing homelessness does not reduce its incidence but has the opposite effect:ā @Deyant, who earned a @UCIrvine Planning, Policy & Design PhD in '21 and is now a @michiganstateu asst professor, writing in the @ocregister. tinyurl.com/bdcsvsv8 tinyurl.com/bdcsvsv8
Check out my Op-Ed in the @ocregister. For those of you in OC it will run in the Sunday paper!
ocregister.com/2024/07/10/puā¦
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Chicano/Latino Studies Core Faculty member Deyanira Nevarez MartĆnez answers questions about the case of City of Grants Pass, Oregon v. Johnson ahead of the U.S. Supreme Court ruling.
msutoday.msu.edu/news/2024/aā¦
#MSUSocialScience
This calls a lot of things into questionā¦of course the most important is the quality of the science and the truthfulness about the contributions to papersā¦but we also need to consider what this does for the rest of us. We get held to unreasonable standards because of thisā¦
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22 people have published more than 200 papers in 2024 (so far, we still have another six months to go)
We have been doing some research on another project and saw something that we found interesting. We'd be interested to know what you think.
In 2024, 22 authors (according to @Scopus) have published over 200 papers. The table below shows the details (we decided not to show author names at this time).
The author who has published the most papers has authored 261 papers (as at 15 Jun 2024) meaning that he/she has published 1.56 papers every day this year (and counting).
If we exclude weekends (everybody has to rest, right?), then they have published 2.18 papers every day.
Serious question: Is it possible for anybody to contribute in a meaningful way (at least to warrant being at author) when they are publishing a paper every day?
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Donāt be alarmed. This was posted by the Heritage Foundationās wife. The Foundation bears no responsibility.
Continuing my first-gen posts til tomorrow! Today Iām highlighting my cousins in the Tirado and Nevarez families. (1/x)
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As I mentioned before I was the first in my immediate and extended family to go to college but after I graduated the majority of my cousins have also gone and graduated and a couple cousins who are older than me have gone back to school and gotten degrees since as well! (2/x)
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As first-gen week continues I want to give a shout out to my little sister (yes sheās 33 + taller than me! But still little sister!) Dr. @nnevarezt . At her quinceaƱera I talked about how fortunate I was that I get to have a sister who I can learn so much from. (1/x)
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She was a McNair scholar and was the one who encouraged me to go to graduate school (something I never thought I would EVER do). I am so proud of you Naty and your first-gen journey! #startedfromtheborder
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š„šØBREAKING NEWS: This old man just shot 2 climate activists who were blocking a highway in Panama.
I am Dr. Deyanira Nevarez Martinez. In honor of First-Gen week I will share my higher ed journey! Iām the child of a farmworking family. I grew up on the migrant trail in San Luis, AZ(US-Mex Border) and The Arturo Ochoa Migrant Center in Gilroy, CA(garlic capital of the world!)1 ā at Santa Ana, CA
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My biggest hope is that little brown girls around see themselves in me and go on to achieve their dreams too. The folks who have supported me have instilled in me a ālift as you climbā mentality and I hope I can do for others. Si se puede! #startedfromtheborder 3
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I was the first in my immediate and extended family to go to college. I barely survived it. I almost flunked out after my first semester. I was not prepared for college but I worked hard caught up and graduated with the support of lots of folks who invested in me at UArizona. 2 ā at Santa Ana, CA
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