Greg Palermo
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Greg Palermo
@palermog.bsky.social
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Assistant Teaching Prof, Emory University Writing Program & Affiliated Faculty, Data Science (fka QTM). Citation, data, & disciplinary rhetoric. Co-editor, JITP Reviews. 📷🎾☕️🎹. Opinions mine. he/they
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Hi blue sky! I teach courses that involve writing with/about quantitative data, focus on the rhetorics of source use and citation analytics across disciplines, and foster critically-generous research methodologies. I co-edit the Reviews section of the Journal of Interactive Technology and Pedagogy.
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Purdue to the rescue of IU student newspaper, whose institution was attempting censorship. Details in alt!
I did not say it was a gotcha question.
I have a somewhat different take, which is that it’s adept of her and part of avoiding bad faith uptakes. Very necessary when pretty much every move you make ever is scrutinized in a double bind.
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Nothing says “land of the free” like armed agents of the state saying “show me your papers if you want your daughter back” bsky.app/profile/nbcb...
What’s wild to me is that they are the alchemists in their own metaphor, and it seems like projection.
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It never works. Ever..
I refused to placate the bully. Then I refused to placate the institutions who placated the bully. Then I refused to placate the shills who placate the institutions who placate the bully. I'm still standing; the rest are down.

Never placate the bully.
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Failing to defend our rights never leads to keeping those rights. Every single human and civil right has to be fought for against erosion, even when you think those rights are guaranteed. Our institutions keep refusing to understand this.
Many media outlets hid the full truth of Trump -- his background in organized crime, his Epstein ties -- out of fear, only to be obliterated by him in the end. Had they not self-censored then, they might not be state-censored now. When you hide the truth, you face the consequences.
This is genuinely horrifying. Who says that with a straight face as though it’s a good thing!?
No, it isn’t. That fallacy requires that there’s an argument about whether the person is a member of the group or not. And to protect a generalization. This person is saying you can’t generalize millennial sentiment based on an individual, which is the actual logical error here.
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The H1-B visa thing is, like everything else in the Trump administration, set up to carve up exceptions for friends and punish enemies. It’s the authoritarian thru-line that stitches everything together.
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u know who are skeptics
scientists are skeptics

being anti-science is not being a skeptic
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"Can they truly be so ignorant to the words of a man they have so rushed to memorialize? I don’t know. But the most telling detail in Klein’s column was that, for all his praise, there was not a single word in the piece from Kirk himself."

Ta-Nehisi Coates, with receipts.
Charlie Kirk, Redeemed: A Political Class Finds Its Lost Cause
By ignoring the rhetoric and actions of the Turning Point USA founder, pundits and politicians are sanitizing his legacy.
www.vanityfair.com
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Russia designated the 'LGBT Movement' as a terrorist organisation. They know there is no such group; that's the point. It means they can choose to arrest ANYONE with any association with LGBT issues and treat them as a terrorist.

The fact that 'antifa' is not a group should not be a comfort here.
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This is just objectively the exact opposite of the truth. Every serious effort to actually quantify the ideological valence of political violence has found the reverse of what Vance claims.
Vance: “People on the left are much likelier to defend and celebrate political violence. This is not a both sides problem. If both sides have a problem, then one side has a much bigger and malignant problem and that is the truth.”
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💥 Trump Racism & Violence, 1st Term (2016) #Racism
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The primary use case is fraud.
We asked major AI chatbots to help craft a phishing scam. They did. From fake charities to urgent pleas, the bots delivered. This investigation shows how generative AI is fueling fraud — and why it’s so hard to stop. Read our findings here: reut.rs/3K400yU
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I don't like doing this. It feels fucked up to constantly point out the negative dimensions of someone who just died in a horrific, worrying way. But I would like the media to tell basic truths about this person and his impact on public life rather than resorting to euphemism and outright lies!
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It is quite simply dishonest to describe TPUSA as a “free speech” organization and not even mention the “Professor Watchlist,” as NPR just did. Reporting on a crime does not entail adopting the victim’s views.
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I have two professor colleagues who have faced threats and harassment due to the organization Charlie Kirk built, and they were not alone. We can denounce and loathe political violence without hagiography for its victims. This is dangerous nonsense.
"But I envied what he built. A taste for disagreement is a virtue in a democracy. Liberalism could use more of his moxie and fearlessness."
That is Ezra Klein.
Charlie Kirk Was Practicing Politics the Right Way www.nytimes.com/2025/09/11/o...
Opinion | Charlie Kirk Was Practicing Politics the Right Way
www.nytimes.com
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Wapo article does a good job covering two realities: How deeply watching a parents‘ immigration arrest affects kids, and how DC residents are organizing “walking buses” and neighborhood lookouts to help kids with immigrant parents get safely to school. wapo.st/3VNYZ08
They watched ICE detain their dad. Now D.C. neighbors escort them to school.
Immigrant neighborhoods across the District have organized “walking school buses” to shuttle kids to classes during President Donald Trump’s federalization of D.C. police.
wapo.st
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As a survivor, I am profoundly disturbed to see news of Trump trying to take over the 9/11 memorial and with it is memory and meaning. He corrupts everything America.
Trump seeking ways to take over 9/11 memorial in NYC
apnews.com/article/911-...
Trump seeking ways to take over 9/11 memorial in NYC
President Donald Trump’s administration says it's looking at ways the federal government can assume operation of the 9/11 memorial in New York City.
apnews.com