Oh my gosh. I've finally found baseball content on BlueSky. Instant follow. Let's GOOOOOOOO!!!!!

Here's one more.

Hello listeners of my podcast Democracy in Five Minutes. I've posted a teaching resource to help folks use it in class. Link in next post. 1/3
@debbiejsr.bsky.social @brendannyhan.bsky.social @miketierneyir.bsky.social @patriciastrach.bsky.social @kellyzvobgo.bsky.social @protectdemocracy.org

Here's the overall project link where you'll find tons of other material including oral histories with stars of MLB and NPB like Mashi Murakami and Boomer Wells, student research, and photos from our little league exchange with Williamsburg all-stars and the Kamakura Lightnings. 2/2
bdp150.wm.edu

Heads up to all baseball fans: My colleagues Marcus Holmes, Hiroshi Kitamura, and I have just released our US-Japan baseball diplomacy trivia game. You can play in English or Japanese. Batter up!! 1/2

baseball-diplomacy-game.web.app

Looks like whomever she is, she's wearing a red dress, too. I remember being taught in The Matrix to always be careful around women in red dresses.😂

Rogers Smith wrote a whole book about this question. It was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in History in 1998. TL;DR: Ascriptive categories defined by those in power will determine who counts and who doesn't.
yalebooks.yale.edu/book/9780300...

It's one of my favorites, too! I couldn't have done it without your working alongside me on that one. I know all those state press releases were not easy to find! From the acknowledgements of the chapter . . .

I love this annual event here in my community, which benefits high school students in the Williamsburg-James City County Schools. Prom is such an expensive high-stakes production nowadays, and so it's great to see folks putting in this work to make it accessible to more students.

Here's a lesson we can take from the French. This is what accountability looks like. www.wsj.com/world/europe...

Yep. The locations of these monuments are also correlated with the presence of racial violence in the South.
www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...

Hi folks. I just dropped a new episode of my podcast Democracy in Five Minutes. You can listen wherever you get your podcasts, and also at this link: di5m.podbean.com.

Folks, I've started a podcast. It's called Democracy in Five Minutes. You can find it wherever you get your favorite podcasts. See what you think. I'd be glad to hear your ideas for future episodes, too.

100% So well put. And so important to understand.
For a great historical account of this idea I'd encourage folks to pick up Joseph Ellis's book Founding Brothers and read the chapter on the Hamilton v. Burr duel. The ideas that Cullen is describing vividly come to life in that account.

More evidence that the other site has really fallen apart now that @mpolikoff.bsky.social isn't active and keeping people in line.