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Pamela Oliver

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Professor Emerita of Sociology, U Wisconsin - Madison. she/her/they I research social movements & protest, especially Black; I do advocacy around criminal legal system. https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7643-1008

We are working on papers about Black protests 1994-2011 about worker and economic issues. Papers still in process but I produced time plots with first-pass categorizations to help us think through the work. Blog post (linked in next skeet) gives more information, graphs, and numerical tables. 1/2

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Important new study of shifting behavior of journalists in response to BLM protests.

jon ben-menachem

Autopsies of Black Lives Matter and George Floyd protests often conclude that movements produced tough-on-crime backlash. My new study in Work and Occupations finds a different kind of movement outcome: BLM changed how local reporters cover cops and jails. 🧵 journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

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Since I shared the Scatterplot post, which I found informative, I'm also sharing this critical thread which also told me a bunch of stuff I did not know.

Daniel Lakens

I was not reviewer 2. But I am so annoyed by Americans pretending the whole open science movement is funded by John Arnold. His investments are absolutely dwarfed by what the European Union and European science funders have invested in Open science. Only incredibly biased people would ignore this.

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Seems to me that moral people should be sharing this thread about how cooperating with tracking down a disease outbreak should be publicly rewarded and not punished.

Sarah Taber

If the people who run companies see "Taco Bell helps authorities find outbreak > then just gets blamed for starting it" How willing do you think they're gonna be to help pin down the next outbreak?

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