Exercise Scientist | Men's Health Researcher | Dual citizen from rural Pennsylvania 🇺🇸🇦🇺 | The Nuzzo Letter: jameslnuzzo.substack.com

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But not for men or boys? Bigotry! 😮
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Core funding isn't just for the here and now. It’s a strategic investment in lasting change. Flexible resources allow @UNFPA to build resilient systems that protect the rights of women and girls for the long term ➡️ unf.pa/core #PartnersAtCore
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Do you really mean to say that the casualties of military conflict are mostly females? You are lying. 😫
In 2024, nearly 50,000 lives were lost to conflict - one every 12 minutes - disproportionately affecting women and children. We need to act urgently for peacebuilding, justice reform and accountability. More ahead of the #SDG16Conference: unstats.un.org/sdgs/report/2… @unpan
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The UN continues to portray online harassment as something that impacts only women. The data do not support their position. Every major poll on the topic (see graph) has found that roughly equal proportions of men and women report experiencing online harassment. If anything, more men than women report being harassed online.
🚫 Online harassment is a violation of human rights. #StandUp4HumanRights and join @UNFPA to #ENDViolence against women and girls online: unf.pa/vir
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This Roundup includes links to several interesting article that I read this week. Featuring: @SteveStuWill @russell_nm and more. Check it out! jameslnuzzo.substack.com/p/w…
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Edith Cowan University in Perth is hiring an "anti-racism" project coordinator. The position is only open to individuals who are Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander.
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Americans' Views of Moral Acceptability of 20 Behaviors Which result surprises you the most?
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The Political Divide of Americans' Views of Moral Acceptability of 20 Behaviors
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The obsession with 50:50 representation continues. But even 50:50 representation isn't quite what groups like this are aiming for. These groups have no history of supporting a stop at 50:50 representation when achieved. For them, the larger the female:male ratio, the better.
Women still hold only around one quarter of senior leadership positions in academia. UNESCO’s Higher Education Global Trends Report highlights the importance of advancing #GenderEquality not only in access to higher education, but also in leadership, research and decision-making. 👉 unesco.org/en/articles/numbe…
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Published in Australian Feminist Studies. "I argue that the assignment of sex circulates as an undead letter across the landscape of administrative law, repeatedly tethering trans and queer lives to an unchosen and ostensibly immutable past. Attending to the conceptual framework of necropolitics, this essay argues that anti-trans legislation enacts a phenomenon that I describe, in the end, as administrative maiming, a concept which specifies how anti-trans laws leave trans and queer lives purposefully inhibited – indeed wounded – in their efforts to rewrite their relation to the signifiers inscribed at birth."
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The late 1990s for the win.
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The CDC recently released the final data on births in the United States in 2024. The number of births (3,628,934) increased by ~1% from 2023 (3,596,017), but the birth rate fell to a record low.
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The graph was published in this report:
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SAT scores in the United States since 1967. "From the 1966-67 through 2014-15 school years, the average overall SAT score fell from 1059 to 1006 out of a maximum of 1600, according to data from the National Center for Education Statistics. But the average score for the reading section declined much more than the average math score did."
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"The incentive structure of the modern American university encourages relatively unsuccessful scholars, those who fail to establish fruitful research programs early in their careers, to pursue administrative positions, where they wield authority over more successful colleagues, who actually generate educational value. As a result, the American university is disproportionately governed by relative academic failures."
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