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@ucpress.bsky.social@ucpress.bsky.social"We cannot trust schools to put the survivors’ interests ahead of their own." @nbedera.bsky.social in @thecut.com about the Cornell 7. Her book reveals how not only are survivors failed by Title IX, but perpetrators often reap benefits of being reported.
But there are ways to protect students.
@nbedera.bsky.socialReposted by @ucpress.bsky.socialThe most common type of false allegation of sexual violence is DARVO complaints made by perpetrators against their very real victims. DARVO stands for Deny, Attack, Reverse Victim and Offender. It’s a way perpetrators avoid accountability by accusing their victims of wrongdoing.
@ucpress.bsky.socialThanks to @nbedera.bsky.social, author of ON THE WRONG SIDE, for sharing her expertise on Title IX @todayshow.com and in countless other media outlets regarding the Cornell case: www.today.com/health/news/...
@nbedera.bsky.socialReposted by @ucpress.bsky.socialI spent a year watching school administrators do their jobs—and interviewing the students most impacted.
I spoke to @thecut.com in a long-form Q&A about what I saw. Mainly, a system designed to protect perpetrators and punish victims in each and every case.
thecut.comThe Reason Why Colleges Still Fail to Address Sexual ViolenceThe “Cornell Seven” case highlights what’s wrong with Trump’s Title IX rules — and how the system was always designed to fail.
@ucpress.bsky.socialReposted by @ucpress.bsky.socialUC Press’s designers make books that are beautiful and conceptually sharp, and we're looking for a Senior Book Designer to join our Oakland-based team. Love typography, visual storytelling, and books? We’d love to see your portfolio and resume. www.ucpress.edu/about/careers
@ucpress.bsky.socialNew issue alert: The Fall 2026 issue of Resonance is available online. online.ucpress.edu/res/issue/7/3
@ucpress.bsky.socialNew issue alert: The Journal of Popular Music Studies is proud to present its new issue, composed of five pieces of extraordinary scholarship on queer musical topics. online.ucpress.edu/jpms/issue/3...
@ucpress.bsky.socialNew issue alert: The October 2026 issue of Latin American and Latinx Visual Culture (LALVC) is available online now. online.ucpress.edu/lalvc/issue/...
@ucpress.bsky.socialNew issue alert: Read the new issue of Nineteenth-Century Literature is available online now. online.ucpress.edu/ncl/issue/81/2
@ucpress.bsky.socialRead Paul Ballam-Cross's Journal of Popular Music Studies article (discussed by Neon Music) about nostalgia in music (as well as the related concept of “reconstructed nostalgia”). online.ucpress.edu/jpms/article...
@ucpress.bsky.socialIn music, vinyl crackle and tape hiss read as age. Neon Music explores AI and the creation of musical nostalgia. neonmusic.co.uk/ai-nostalgia...
@ucpress.bsky.social@hrosi.bsky.social interviews @gastronomica.bsky.social contributors Eve Z. Bratman and Anna Purchase about their newly published article on lanternfly honey in a new episode of the Gastronomica Podcast. Listen below or wherever you get your podcasts. newbooksnetwork.com/058-a-mellif...
@ucpress.bsky.socialRead the Fall 2026 issue of @gastronomica.bsky.social online at online.ucpress.edu/gastronomica...
@ucpress.bsky.socialThnx @durham.ac.uk for highlighting the new Fall 2026 issue of @gastronomica.bsky.social, which focuses on migration, food networks and culinary mobility, and is edited by @hrosi.bsky.social. www.durham.ac.uk/departments/...
@filmquarterly.bsky.socialReposted by @ucpress.bsky.socialMany thanks to @dwhdaily.bsky.social for highlighting FQ's Fall issue in the Criterion Daily!
@filmquarterly.bsky.socialReposted by @ucpress.bsky.socialFQ’s celebration of its 80th volume has begun with our Fall issue! Free-to-read articles include a dossier on Mulholland Drive at 25, an interview with Christian Petzold, and the inauguration of FQ’s new poetry section: online.ucpress.edu/fq/issue/80/1
@femmediahist.bsky.socialReposted by @ucpress.bsky.socialArmida de la Garza uses McLuhan's media theory to reassess the white dress in The Two Fridas (1939). By comparing its representation across painting, photography, film, it shows how different media shape perception and generate new interpretations of Kahlo's work.
Read more: doi.org/10.1525/fmh....
@ucpress.bsky.socialWe're excited to share a selection of our latest book signings! We look forward to working with these authors on their upcoming projects:
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@ucpress.bsky.socialThanks to @psychologytoday.com for the review of WHEN HEALING HARMS by Eric Caplan:
"[A]n absorbing page-turner that recasts the stakes around medical ethics."