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21 May, 4 tweets, 2 min read
Time to do some virtual conferencing! Wish I were in Norfolk. #SMH2021 @SMH_Historians
Today's lineup
0830: Evolving Legal Boundaries with the U.S. Military w/ @nshibley, Stephanie Erwin, and John Wendt

1030: The 1990s: A Decade About Something - a roundtable w/ yours truly, Jeff Crean, and @DavidFitz84
Still undecided at 1330. . . so many choices

1500: Innovative teaching w/ @DrSarahMyers, @prof_sandy, Dave Siry and @amyjay401
1700: Hosting the Virtual Women's Happy Hour!!!!

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22 May
Dr. Lee asks a serious question, so I'll attempt a serious answer -- or at least some thoughts, as someone who's worked in an interdisciplinary environment for a long time. But these are mostly disjointed observations; I'd have to think more about making a coherent argument.
1. I think there are two types of berating - some of it good-natured ribbing by historians who understand and appreciate the work that political scientists do, and some of it is really vitriolic. I find the second sort to be really distasteful.
2a. Historians occupy a strange space in university structures that often separate the "humanities" from "social science." History, as a discipline, fits neatly in neither category. Are "we" more like literature and the arts or more like political science and sociology? Yes.
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19 May
Publication announcement! My historiography article on LGBTQ American history is out as a pre-print. I'm really proud of this one.
brill.com/view/journals/…
Special thanks to @bermonkey1096 @GregoryDaddis @MargaretSankey1 @DrSarahMyers @JohnWorsencroft @GALLIFRAEAN and @DrTanyaRoth who helped me along the way with sanity-checks, sources, and encouragement.
This was a Plan-C research article given archive restrictions during COVID. I hated writing historiography papers in grad school. It's such hard work. But it was SUCH a treat to get to dig in to this literature. There's incredible work out there, and plenty of space to maneuver.
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23 Dec 20
The dissonance between #ReadTheReport and #BUTstandards is stunning, but not surprising. It is much easier to reconcile and talk about the report if Sexual Harassment and Sexual Assault in the ranks are evidence of BAD people and BAD decisions
And not fundamentally part of the same conversation about how women are treated within military organizations. If you don’t think women speaking up about how they EXPERIENCE something as simple as a haircut regulation,
Then why on earth would they trust you to listen to their EXPERIENCES of harassment and assault?
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22 Dec 20
The prevailing narrative of #DADT repeal seems to be that it was no big deal, a nothing burger, all hat and no cattle. Evidence of the professionalism of the force and a broad commitment to inclusion. The evidence: None of the dire predictions came true...and yet.
This narrative, while tempting and self-congratulatory, oversimplifies the momentousness and significance of the repeal and, in many cases, erases the continued discrimination, intolerance, and harm suffered by LGBTQ service members even after the formal appeal.
It paves the way for “it’s no big deal. They’re just doing their job. Why do you have to flaunt it” responses when important “firsts” are achieved and barriers broken.
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11 Feb 20
The excellent Professor Fred Gellert, Prof of Science and Technology at @ArmyWarCollege for the @Strategy_Bridge Carlisle Strategy Session.
The history of warfare and the history of technology are closely linked.

Ex: the history of armored warfare - tech changes warfare and warfare influences technological development
Dev of tanks requires advances in metallurgy, propulsion, ammunition, mobility, engines, etc.

Much of the tech is borrowed from agricultural machinery.

But it could have gone another way.
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19 Jun 19
At a workshop sponsored by the Institute for the Study of Diplomacy on Historians and Public Engagement.
#historiansengage #SHAFR2019 #twitterstorians @GUDiplomacy @SHAFRhistorians

Last session for the day: @derekchollet in a conversation with @McFarlandKellyM
KM: Could you talk a bit about working on books with senior policymakers and in the Obama administration - what role did history play in your day-to-day work?

@SHAFRhistorians @GUDiplomacy #historiansengage #twitterstorians
DC: I’m a political scientist, but I trained with Bob Jervis. So it’s ok. I love history. I’m a member of SHAFR.

When we think about how policymakers see and use history. . . Some of it is from their own experience (they were “in the room when it happened”)
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