This is why we read books and study in history classes.
July 9, 2026 at 3:51 AM
This is why we read books and study in history classes.
Read banned books and study banned disciplines.
This is how disciplines die.
Now that Sociology courses don't count for GenEd credit, far fewer students will take them, let alone choose Sociology as a major. And so, Sociology department budgets will shrink, meaning fewer faculty and fewer courses offered.
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Now that Sociology courses don't count for GenEd credit, far fewer students will take them, let alone choose Sociology as a major. And so, Sociology department budgets will shrink, meaning fewer faculty and fewer courses offered.
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Florida bans sociology from core curriculum at state universities
For years, Republican lawmakers and education leaders have argued that sociology — especially high-enrollment introductory courses — has been overtaken by progressive ideology
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March 27, 2026 at 6:06 PM
Read banned books and study banned disciplines.
Every book he claims is DEI is incredible, especially Marlon James’ new one. No indication Bret read any of these books www.nytimes.com/2026/09/22/o...
Opinion | The National Book Awards Are No Longer National (Gift Article)
The National Book Awards longlists are a study in tedious political orthodoxy.
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September 22, 2026 at 10:17 PM
Every book he claims is DEI is incredible, especially Marlon James’ new one. No indication Bret read any of these books www.nytimes.com/2026/09/22/o...
I don't do a lot of promos and I haven't read this book yet but I'm really excited about it and will start it on Kindle later today.
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Amazon.com: Profiles in Cowardice: A Study of Collaboration in the Trump Era: 9798217062591: Weisberg, Jacob: Books
Amazon.com: Profiles in Cowardice: A Study of Collaboration in the Trump Era: 9798217062591: Weisberg, Jacob: Books
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September 15, 2026 at 3:45 PM
I don't do a lot of promos and I haven't read this book yet but I'm really excited about it and will start it on Kindle later today.
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On Saturdays, I sometimes visit a history club,
where they hold good lessons on history.
I was there today.
The night attack didn’t stop it from happening.
Knowledge is power.
Please study history, read books, discover your land’s culture.
where they hold good lessons on history.
I was there today.
The night attack didn’t stop it from happening.
Knowledge is power.
Please study history, read books, discover your land’s culture.
October 25, 2025 at 12:28 PM
On Saturdays, I sometimes visit a history club,
where they hold good lessons on history.
I was there today.
The night attack didn’t stop it from happening.
Knowledge is power.
Please study history, read books, discover your land’s culture.
where they hold good lessons on history.
I was there today.
The night attack didn’t stop it from happening.
Knowledge is power.
Please study history, read books, discover your land’s culture.
More Scottish books for #ScottishBookWeek 🏴 I’ve read most of these and they’re all excellent! 📚💙
November 20, 2024 at 5:16 PM
More Scottish books for #ScottishBookWeek 🏴 I’ve read most of these and they’re all excellent! 📚💙
I'm going to live forever!
August 14, 2026 at 12:28 PM
I'm going to live forever!
I used to run a study group for the military fellows at Stanford on books they’d pretended they’d read. Mahan always featured.
Books you haven’t read and feel shamed that you haven’t.
November 28, 2024 at 3:12 AM
I used to run a study group for the military fellows at Stanford on books they’d pretended they’d read. Mahan always featured.
Read!! Books!!! Pick books in the style and genre you want to emulate. Pick books that will challenge you. Pick books that will make you think or are just FUN.
And STUDY what you read. I love annotating books as I read them, finding passages I wanna learn from.
And STUDY what you read. I love annotating books as I read them, finding passages I wanna learn from.
if you're an rper i cannot stress enough how highly i recommend digging ur teeth into art that isnt video games or tropey nerd stuff from time to time. there's so much cool shit out there that will change how you see urself and the world u live in, not to mention giving you more and better ideas
December 30, 2024 at 4:55 AM
Read!! Books!!! Pick books in the style and genre you want to emulate. Pick books that will challenge you. Pick books that will make you think or are just FUN.
And STUDY what you read. I love annotating books as I read them, finding passages I wanna learn from.
And STUDY what you read. I love annotating books as I read them, finding passages I wanna learn from.
Number 275: a Bible study where no one ever reads the Bible but you do read books written by Steve Harvey
March 3, 2025 at 11:57 PM
Number 275: a Bible study where no one ever reads the Bible but you do read books written by Steve Harvey
Looking for something to read? There are new pages of SABLE: A GHOST STORY up now for Patrons! Patreon.com/ethanaldridge
February 24, 2026 at 6:10 PM
Looking for something to read? There are new pages of SABLE: A GHOST STORY up now for Patrons! Patreon.com/ethanaldridge
It's not just my opinion. Studies show that access to diverse books positively impacts children's reading scores. This fabulous study from First Book explains this in detail.
Successful readers read widely, and that means reading all kinds of books.
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Successful readers read widely, and that means reading all kinds of books.
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April 1, 2026 at 5:29 PM
It's not just my opinion. Studies show that access to diverse books positively impacts children's reading scores. This fabulous study from First Book explains this in detail.
Successful readers read widely, and that means reading all kinds of books.
firstbook.org/wp-content/u...
Successful readers read widely, and that means reading all kinds of books.
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"I began my life as I shall no doubt end it: among books. In my grandfather's study, they were everywhere; it was forbidden to dust them except once a year, before the October term. Even before I could read, I already revered these raised stones..."
- Paul Sartre ( The Words)
- Paul Sartre ( The Words)
December 3, 2024 at 9:51 PM
"I began my life as I shall no doubt end it: among books. In my grandfather's study, they were everywhere; it was forbidden to dust them except once a year, before the October term. Even before I could read, I already revered these raised stones..."
- Paul Sartre ( The Words)
- Paul Sartre ( The Words)
Welp. So the *faculty* got suspended for their “study-in” protest in which they simply read books on free speech and displayed small signs quoting the library’s own mission statement.
October 24, 2024 at 9:05 PM
Welp. So the *faculty* got suspended for their “study-in” protest in which they simply read books on free speech and displayed small signs quoting the library’s own mission statement.
As to the question of whether Bluesky sells books, I know that I've hand-sold here at least a dozen copies of this, one of the greatest works of nonfiction I've ever read, and I won't rest till everyone else has read it too.
Pontius Pilate by Ann Wroe: 9780375753978 | PenguinRandomHouse.com: Books
A NEW YORK TIMES NOTABLE BOOK • “Sublime . . . The definitive study of Pilate.”—The Washington Post Book World “A masterwork . . . one of the most interesting and...
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August 1, 2025 at 7:59 PM
As to the question of whether Bluesky sells books, I know that I've hand-sold here at least a dozen copies of this, one of the greatest works of nonfiction I've ever read, and I won't rest till everyone else has read it too.
My grandfather's study was full of Asterix books he'd stolen from an air force base. I learned to read using those. Listen to this.
The biggest selling comic of all time is One Piece. The second biggest is not from the US or UK.
It's French.
DELIGHTED to welcome @juliekalman.bsky.social onto Untitled History Pod to talk origins of Asterix the Gaul and how it made modern France.
Listen below, Youtube or your pod app of choice
It's French.
DELIGHTED to welcome @juliekalman.bsky.social onto Untitled History Pod to talk origins of Asterix the Gaul and how it made modern France.
Listen below, Youtube or your pod app of choice
Episode 27: The history and cultural impact of Asterix the Gaul
The Untitled History Podcast · Episode
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August 15, 2026 at 9:56 AM
My grandfather's study was full of Asterix books he'd stolen from an air force base. I learned to read using those. Listen to this.
If only there were books or a field of study about these things, and if only our leaders read, studied and understood them.
April 6, 2026 at 12:30 PM
If only there were books or a field of study about these things, and if only our leaders read, studied and understood them.
you technically don't "have to" read books or study other artists or watch film or listen to neat or obscure music to write, draw, or make music, but why wouldn't you? why deny yourself that at the only moment in history where so much artistic creation is accessible?
April 26, 2025 at 2:26 PM
you technically don't "have to" read books or study other artists or watch film or listen to neat or obscure music to write, draw, or make music, but why wouldn't you? why deny yourself that at the only moment in history where so much artistic creation is accessible?
The bourgeoisie has burned books, banned theory, and silenced revolutionary study. Why?
Because reading with purpose builds clarity.
Clarity builds confidence.
Confidence builds power.
Read like your future depends on it—because it does.
Because reading with purpose builds clarity.
Clarity builds confidence.
Confidence builds power.
Read like your future depends on it—because it does.
June 27, 2025 at 2:03 AM
The bourgeoisie has burned books, banned theory, and silenced revolutionary study. Why?
Because reading with purpose builds clarity.
Clarity builds confidence.
Confidence builds power.
Read like your future depends on it—because it does.
Because reading with purpose builds clarity.
Clarity builds confidence.
Confidence builds power.
Read like your future depends on it—because it does.
Study Confirms Seattleites Pretend to Read More Books Than Any Other City: tinyurl.com/5skehcdm
February 23, 2024 at 5:16 AM
Study Confirms Seattleites Pretend to Read More Books Than Any Other City: tinyurl.com/5skehcdm
The painting you provided is titled "Sunlit Study" (also sometimes referred to as "Sunlight in the Studio") by the contemporary British artist Mike Hall (1937–2025).
April 28, 2026 at 4:02 AM
The painting you provided is titled "Sunlit Study" (also sometimes referred to as "Sunlight in the Studio") by the contemporary British artist Mike Hall (1937–2025).
That said - I read plenty of non-age-appropriate books of all kinds, and disliked librarians who tried to gate-keep. And I grew up to be a…Senator? Hm. Perhaps I am a case study for the dangers of books promiscuously read! (As John Milton put it.)
September 8, 2025 at 10:13 PM
That said - I read plenty of non-age-appropriate books of all kinds, and disliked librarians who tried to gate-keep. And I grew up to be a…Senator? Hm. Perhaps I am a case study for the dangers of books promiscuously read! (As John Milton put it.)
Koji Fox continued: "Study Japanese. Use it. Read a lot. Reading and comprehending it at English level speed is necessary. You can't be slow. Absorb culture. TV. Books. Manga. Movies. Older culture. Collect as many reference points as possible. Also, the easiest one: play a lot of games."
September 17, 2026 at 12:01 AM
Koji Fox continued: "Study Japanese. Use it. Read a lot. Reading and comprehending it at English level speed is necessary. You can't be slow. Absorb culture. TV. Books. Manga. Movies. Older culture. Collect as many reference points as possible. Also, the easiest one: play a lot of games."
A formative experience for me as a child was seeing the personal library my mom (a Ph.D) kept in her study and asking how many of those hundreds of books she had actually read all the way through, and her very matter-of-fact-my explaining how and why she had read *all* of them, *multiple times*
December 21, 2025 at 8:43 PM
A formative experience for me as a child was seeing the personal library my mom (a Ph.D) kept in her study and asking how many of those hundreds of books she had actually read all the way through, and her very matter-of-fact-my explaining how and why she had read *all* of them, *multiple times*