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Christopher Deutsch

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Historian of moo cows [I have it on good authority that this should be in my profile]. Clinging to academia. Under contract: Beeftopia: The Red Meat Politics of Abundance in Cold War America. Views my own.

Hey food and environment historians! Up for an ASEH panel? @gpetrick.bsky.social and myself are looking for anyone interested for the Virginia meeting in 2027.

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Absolutely. And the history of student protests point to this being an eternal issue for students, one that they care deeply about. Disability rights, for example, burst out of students' frustrations at administrators failing to accommodate their needs.

Benjamín Schultz-Figueroa

I'd love to see a study of the effects on faculty, students, and staff when they see their university as hypocritical, especially around issues of social justice. I imagine these are pretty common sentiments that have measurably negative effects. It'd be useful to have evidence of that.

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Gambling expenses totaled at least $166 billion in the US, but was likely higher than $200 billion (compared to $70 b for all other entertainment). This equals around $1000 per adult spent and $100 lost per capita. What happens when app design meets sport betting? This.

Catherina Gioino

I wrote about how much Americans wagered on sports betting in 2025 and how it’s more than they spent on movies, art, museums and music combined. Read my article @fortunemagazine.bsky.social fortune.com/2026/07/26/g...

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Stancil's main point seems to be the this will not, cannot, rollback food prices despite the promises or the clear implications that it will. He's not wrong that the public could sour on this of it goes wrong or fails to lower prices but there's more to it.

Will Stancil

Politics aside, do people believe city-run grocery stores with deeply discounted prices are a good POLICY idea? What are they intended to accomplish, in your view? What problem do they solve? Would you implement them if not running for election? I'm sincerely curious in people's answers here.

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This is why food is always political

ryan cooper

"Michigan has 23 fewer infectious disease workers and 123 fewer county health staff after the Trump administration in 2025 canceled around $12 billion in COVID-era grants to states." www.ctvnews.ca/health/artic...

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This mentality among voters truly defines our era. This political culture, that hurting those you dislike is more important that anything else (being a good person, enacting helpful laws), creates so much pain. It is s difficult thing to face.

Rita

The accusations aren't rocking the house race. Live in Ohio and people do not care because own the libs

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Two things, don't listen to the headline since the report is very limited and misses a lot of factors that would mitigate that conclusion. The other thing is the idea of organized consumer politics (which collapsed in the 1970s) was to empower people to not have to feel dietary fatigue.

Nick Harkaway

I'm getting dietary fatigue at this point. This is an OLD reality, but the solutions aren't as straightforward as some of the coverage would have you believe. www.theguardian.com/environment/...

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The poitics of the unspeakable

Prem Thakker ツ

Americans believe Israel is committing genocide in Palestine by a +19 margin Total: 43-24 Black: 51-9 Hispanic 42-16 Harris voters: 72-7 Independents: 45-16 22% of Trump voters as well Only some two dozen Democrats & two ex/outgoing Republicans (MTG & Massie) call it genocide

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