NY-10? Lander or Goldman?

Cornell University told her Ōlelo Hawaiʻi did not meet language requirements to graduate. She pushed back, and won. Cultivating Culture Q&A Kayla Toves spoke with Cultivating Culture about her work in language revitalization and what she's learned living between cultural and academic settings. Kaylah Toves took her...

Interesting story on university language requirements and revitalization efforts:

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Association for Laboratory Phonology (LabPhon) | LinkedIn Association for Laboratory Phonology (LabPhon) | An international body of scholars committed to advancing knowledge on the phonetics and phonology of human languages | The Association for Laboratory P...

Hey #LabPhon community, the Association is growing its social media offerings. Join us over on LinkedIn, as well!

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Gotta love an excrescent stop joke #linguistics #phonetics

Yeah but most importantly, is Grogu going to talk in the new movie?

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And then a huge Fuck Ice bike ride passed our group. So glad New York is stepping up. #ICEOut

A whistle given to me at the Public Theater’s People’s Filibuster event

Just heard a reading of the 4th Amendment at the People’s Filibuster by the Public Theater, right after someone gave me this whistle to put on my keychain. I hate this timeline so so much.

The Right’s Minneapolis Outrage Machine A government of posters, for posters—of a certain ilk.

This What Next, TBD podcast with @lizzieohreally.bsky.social and @willsommer.bsky.social was also pretty eye opening w.r.t the extent to which ICE actions are directed by content creators. I had no idea.
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ICE OUT FOR GOOD, 4:00 PM UNION SQUARE, Friday, January 23, MARCH ON ICE PROFITEERS

📣 ICE OUT FOR GOOD!
🪧 NYC Stands with Minneapolis
📆 Friday, January 23rd
⏰ 4:00 PM
📍 Union Square, NYC

On January 23rd, we will rally and march in solidarity with Minneapolis-St. Paul as they face an expanding occupation and escalating ICE violence.

Info: bit.ly/4jPDjw2

LOL, this reminds me that when my son was little, he always used to say "my mom" all the time, even in conversation with his other parent (e.g. "My mom wants me to brush my teeth") and it sounded so weird.

I love how New Yorkers are wishing each other Happy New Year and Happy New Mayor all in the same text.

Phonetics - Consonants: Crash Course Linguistics #8 YouTube video by CrashCourse

Crash Course also has a phonetics video!

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He wouldn't be the first.
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Will you be there, Jessi? Will you speak on behalf of all of those who cannot be there to explain that words mean something, and WOTY should therefore definitely mean something? 😅

Hey authors! Check to see if Anthropic stole your book to train their slop generator on. You’re entitled to $1500 per stolen Work.

Look up your work, and if you’re in the database, file a claim
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I'm not the only one on Bluesky saying this, but maybe together we can bring it into being: Brad Lander for first deputy mayor in the Mamdani administration.

NYC marathon signs reading "Here's that attention you ordered" and "If a marathon were easy it'd be called Your Mom"

Some spicy ones at Mile 8 too!

This man hates this city.

Imagine running for a mayor in a city where between 600 and 700 languages - some of whom are some of the last speakers in the world - and going "diversity can be a weakness"

Oh, what timing!

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Curtis Sliwa in the NYC Halloween parade

Even Sliwa was at the parade in the Village

Fine if someone mispronounces it the first time. But NY politicians like Hochul, Sliwa and Cuomo have been having to say this name for so many months now that there’s no excuse for making mistakes on this phonotactically legal-in-English name other than…well you know.

Why Can’t People Pronounce ‘Zohran Mamdani’? (Gift Article) Friends and foes keep getting it wrong. Mr. Mamdani says, “It’s pretty phonetic honestly.”

NYC linguists give the linguistic answer, but also patiently explain why this isn't an excuse:
“We can learn hard names. We can do it. We can figure out how the spellings map to the sounds. We can all get there. We just have to practice.” - @laurelmack.bsky.social
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notice the general mood of the timeline? how everyone is in a good mood and there’s a lot less misery and dooming? how there’s a lot of “we’re going to beat these assholes”?

anyway that’s why these events are important

Frog at No Kings NYC

Your kin! 😁🐸

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Dinosaurs

Shark and polar bear

Stay-Puft marshmallow man

Gnomes not Noem on a snail

Aliens at no kings

Teletubby and chicken

Cookie Monster

I assume NYC should be thanking Portland for introducing blow up aliens, animals and characters to the resistance #nokings

‪And if youʻd like a (much) deeper dive, hereʻs a conversation with Dr. Larry Kimura and Haʻalilio Solomon (at the University of Hawaiʻi, who I have recently been working with), sponsored by
@e-l-p.bsky.social
endangeredlanguages.com/fr/node/102608

Mahina ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi! ʻŌlelo Resource of the Month: A timeline of significant milestones for Hawaiian language - UH Hilo Stories In the second of a new monthly column, UH Hilo Director of Native Hawaiian Engagement Pele Harman shares a timeline of significant milestones for Hawaiian language.

In honor of Indigenous People's Day, here's a very brief timeline of the revitalization of ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi.
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