Martha Lincoln
Contributing Writer at The Nation
Medical anthropologist, Assoc. Prof. @SFSU. EIC, @JVietnamStudies. “In the dark times/Will there also be singing?”—Bertolt Brecht
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Feb 13, 2025 |
sfchronicle.com | Martha Lincoln |Martha Kenney
Last week, the California State University system announced a landmark initiative to make it "the nation's first and largest AI-powered public university system."The undertaking - a first-of-its-kind public-private partnership between the university system, the governor's office and a roster of influential tech companies, including Alphabet, Nvidia and OpenAI - aims to integrate artificial intelligence technology into training, teaching and learning at all 23 CSU campuses.
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Oct 16, 2023 |
thenation.com | Richard Eskow |Dan Sinykin |Emily Wilson |Martha Lincoln
It seems to have been forgotten in the mainstream media, but West Virginia’s Democratic Party dominated the state’s politics and held majorities on both houses of the legislature from the 1930s until 2014. Despite that recent history, it’s typically pigeonholed as a “red state.” As the Democrats’ fortunes fell, the party fell into disarray and the media fell back on stereotypes. That may change.
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RT @hannahcrileyy: I wrote about what the movement to stop Cop City represented. Cop City was built -- an enormous loss -- BUT the movement…
Folks who are dismayed by the “optics” of protest—Mexican flags, property damage, graffiti—always seem to accept the optics of law enforcement flex-cuffing children, covering their faces, or running someone over with a horse
Not sure LAPD knew they were being watched here…… https://t.co/Q4rFZLLSv5
RT @ryangrim: Utterly heroic figures, killed today in an Israeli airstrike while they went on a rescue operation
