Ink Droppings

Due to various obligations, I did not get a digest post out last week. This one will cover the previosu two weeks. I am hosting another Twitter space tonight. A normal pace of publishing should be visible here in a couple of weeks.

On Saturday, 17 June, I dove into the historiography of the last battles of World War I to see what lessons can be gleaned for understanding the state of battle in Ukraine.

Comparing the Hundred Days Campaign of 1918 to the Ukrainian Counteroffensive

On Tuesday 20 June I wrote about the bourgeoning phenomenon of detransitioner lawsuits that was both predictable as well as predicted.

Gender Docket: Tracking Lawsuits Against Medical Transition In US Courts

The next day, Wednesday 21 June, I wrote about the cross-contamination of a cover-up.

Xi Who Smelt it, Dealt It: How America Caught A Chinese Communist Cover-Up Fever

I also reposted this article from last year.

Infinite Voyage of the Navigational Mind

That night, I had a Twitter space for the inaugural Gender Critical Story Hour. I published the audio clip from the space at The Distance the next morning.

Gender Critical Story Hour

Then on Saturday, 24 June, the Wagner mutiny distracted me from thesis work.

A Civil War In Russia Would Not Be A Complete Victory For Ukraine

Things were still happening fast the next day.

Lukashenko Grows At Putin's Expense, Again

It was a busy Sunday, as I had planned for this post to come out.

'Pride' Has Become An Elitist Civic Religion That 'Queers' Core American Values

Today, I had scheduled a book review.

The Mindfulness Of The Natural Fighter

I also wrote about fundraising emails, and what has happened to American radical organizing.

Guess What The 'Working Families Party' Does For Working Families During Pride Month

Don’t forget about the Twitter space tonight. Donovan Cleckley and I will be reading Shel Silverstein.