Folklore and Lit and Weather and Ghosts and Foodways and Justice. Assoc Prof UL Lafayette. Mizzou alum, Mississippi born.
Joined May 2020
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25 Apr 2025
We dedicated our weather book to the folks at NOAA. Now look at them. Shame on you.
The next gold rush’: President Trump unlocks access to critical deep seabed minerals.
Historic executive order will boost economic growth, support national security.
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ALT A remotely operated underwater vehicle shines a light on an extensive field of ferromanganese nodules on the hard seafloor identified during Dive 17 of the 2021 North Atlantic Stepping Stones expedition. Credit: NOAA Ocean Exploration, 2021 North Atlantic Stepping Stones: New England and Corner Rise Seamounts.
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25 Apr 2025
We'll be watching. She is in ICU, but the police chief characterized it as "a pushing match, and she ended up on the ground with a bump on her head.” They not going to sweep this under the rug. sunherald.com/news/local/cri…
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30 Mar 2025
New Orleans waiting for the rain but Jeff Landry feeling that thunder
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9 Oct 2024
Meteorologists Get Death Threats as Hurricane Milton Conspiracy Theories Thrive
It's their job to warn residents about destructive storms — but political polarization has made them targets online.
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Attempting to get news on #Florida through @X has become impossible. It's endless posts about woke mind viruses, election rigging, and geo-engineering storms - all linked back to #HurricanMilton. I can't find anything sensible anymore 🫠
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9 Oct 2024
A Mississippi Today investigation shows that more than $7 million in state taxpayer dollars flowed to improve the north Mississippi neighborhood — including a private country club golf course — where powerful lawmaker Trey Lamar lives.
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28 Sep 2024
And getting a little lost in this is that poor people should be able to go to college. My parents couldn't afford to put a penny toward my education (and they were very hard working folks), I worked all through undergrad and grad school, and STILL had 100K loans.
27 Sep 2024
Americans with student loans are out here begging people to listen because we are spending DECADES paying on these loans, but the balances never move. I have paid my entire loan balance from 2006 $10,000, & I still owe more than the original loan. THIS IS CALLED USURY, & it is the norm. Debt consolidation scams are also rampant. My debt is on the lower end, but people are out here with 6 figure loan balances they will NEVER pay off. These aren’t loans, it’s crime.
Unfortunately, a lot of people—older Americans especially—have no idea this is our reality. Individuals are blamed, instead of the *extremely lucrative* student loans scam. People say, “Just pay your debts.” WE PAID OUR DEBTS, and then we paid them again, & again, & again. The balances never budge. I graduated college 20 years ago. End Stage Capitalism is SO bleak.
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27 Sep 2024
i honestly believe this will be shown in sociology classes for years to come. this photo & everything it has come to signify says so much about our society & the insidious nature of racism.
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24 Sep 2024
The execution of Marcellus Williams is a horrible injustice. This didn’t have to happen. Just a couple weeks ago, prosecutors—with the support of the victim’s family—had reached a plea agreement with Marcellus that took death off the table.
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24 Sep 2024
What does it say about our legal system when the U.S. Supreme Court refuses to stop an execution even when the county prosecuting agency that handled the original trial files a brief in support of a stay and supports vacating the entire conviction? #MarcellusWilliams
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23 Sep 2024
my favorite part in persuasion is when captain wentworth is like "I hate those who are easily persuaded. look at this hazelnut. it's so strong and unyielding. unlike some people"
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21 Sep 2024
The @NAACP is urgently calling on Gov. Mike Parson to stop the execution of #MarcellusWilliams. In an open letter, they warned that executing Marcellus would be a “horrible miscarriage of justice” and a reflection of Missouri’s troubling racial past. essence.com/news/naacp-marce…
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20 Sep 2024
Despite admissions of serious prosecutorial misconduct, including improper handling of evidence, #MarcellusWilliams is still facing execution in four days. His last chance is for @GovParsonMO to intervene. Call, tweet, and e-mail Gov. Parson now and urge him to stop the execution before it’s too late at 417-373-3400. shorturl.at/K7jDT
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19 Sep 2024
We are having our annual Gloria Fiero lecture next week! Please join us if interested!
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20 Sep 2024
I have maybe one cousin who would vote for me if I ran for *dogcatcher.* My mom would SAY she voted for me, but I wouldn't bet my life on her actually doing so 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
19 Sep 2024
Holy crap. 🔥🔥
First Tim Walz’s family now…
Lady Gaga’s dad endorses Donald Trump.
Are you noticing a pattern here?
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12 Sep 2024
BREAKING: St. Louis County Circuit Court Judge Bruce Hilton has denied the motion to vacate #MarcellusWilliams’ conviction. Marcellus is set to be executed on Sept. 24 for a crime he did not commit. innocenceproject.org/court-d…
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11 Sep 2024
Urban legends about pets as food are classic narratives that enshrine racism and xenophobia. Someone please talk to the folklorists! scholarworks.iu.edu/journals…
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11 Sep 2024
This is💯true, not just as faculty but also as a grad student. I tried to lean into it as a way to mitigate the harm, but that only worked with some people.
10 Sep 2024
I did my dissertation on faculty from poverty-class and working-class backgrounds and I learned that you're evaluated on what you don't know (i.e., wine, silverware, international travel). See also: nytimes.com/2000/11/27/natio…
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