@cydneydupree.bsky.social
Social psychologist specializing in stereotypes and inequality. www.cydneydupree.com
@tressiemcphd.bsky.socialReposted by @cydneydupree.bsky.socialProposing analog to,”racism can explain every weird thing in America” is, “women are busy working for money is the secret reason everything we miss about a society is now dying.”
@soraya.pressReposted by @cydneydupree.bsky.socialLike I said: Hays Code White!
@johnedwinmason.bsky.socialReposted by @cydneydupree.bsky.socialHere's a good overview of the student protests in France, which began in Paris suburbs, in working-class schools attended by many black & brown students, & have spread nationwide. The government has tried to end the protests through violent repression. It hasn't worked. f24.my/CCfu
@dangaristo.bsky.socialReposted by @cydneydupree.bsky.socialNEW: In March the White House released an FY27 budget request that zeroed out the National Science Foundation's directorate of Social, Behavioral and Economic Sciences (SBE). For months it was unclear what would happen. Now, with FY26 over, the damage to SBE is coming to light. My reporting:
@tressiemcphd.bsky.socialReposted by @cydneydupree.bsky.socialMarshall has mis-timed the market. We are still 6-14 months out from the amnesia cycle of this white reconstruction.
@cydneydupree.bsky.socialIt really is. Thanks for reading, Lisa!
@cydneydupree.bsky.socialCompletely agree, Roger. Thanks for reading!
@cydneydupree.bsky.socialThank you for reading, and for sharing Chang’s work
@cydneydupree.bsky.socialExcited to be a part of this!
@ncamp.bsky.socialReposted by @cydneydupree.bsky.socialHappy SESP eve for those who celebrate! If you are at the conference, come by our session on institutional interactions! @cydneydupree.bsky.social , Nao Hagiwara, Greg Walton, and I will share what interactions can tell us about people and their institutional contexts (🚔🎓🏥).
@lkfazio.bsky.socialReposted by @cydneydupree.bsky.social"Scholars of colour often described having their objectivity and scientific rigour questioned, including suggestions that their work was below standard or ideologically motivated. White scholars, who also studied racial issues, rarely described receiving such intense scrutiny and doubt"
@neillewisjr.bsky.socialReposted by @cydneydupree.bsky.social"For many Black scholars, academia is a burning house. If we cannot extinguish that fire, Black scholars will always bear a greater risk of being burned–& therefore have to insulate themselves against the risk more than others." @cydneydupree.bsky.social
www.timeshighereducation.com/opinion/blac...
@jpygold.bsky.socialReposted by @cydneydupree.bsky.socialthis passage from @cydneydupree.bsky.social @mwkraus.bsky.social & Brittany Torez's new study jumps off the page as such a clear distillation of one of intersectionality theory's most underappreciated insights: the ever-present baselining to whiteness.
@cydneydupree.bsky.socialMixed feelings about this one. The Arday case is painful, and I get vulnerable in this piece. But the message is important, and it draws some of my favorite research, led by Brittany Torrez with @mwkraus.bsky.social .
My latest, in Times Higher Ed. www.timeshighereducation.com/opinion/blac...
@mwkraus.bsky.socialReposted by @cydneydupree.bsky.socialThe research behind this piece is here (led by Britt Torrez)
link.springer.com/article/10.1...
@mwkraus.bsky.socialReposted by @cydneydupree.bsky.social"The attack on DEI in academia isn’t just ... about grants, positions and policies. It’s also psychological. It’s about who enters the room expecting to be believed, and who enters the same room expecting to be attacked."
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