Markus J. Diepold (he/him)

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Scholar & Writer American Studies / Vast Early America / Interwar Poetry & Music Fail we may; sail we must.

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Markus J. Diepold (he/him)@markusjdiepold· 22d

Markus J. Diepold (he/him)@markusjdiepold· 28d

AI-Slop als Beschäftigungstherapie für verängstigte Geisteswissenschaftler ist auch ein Ansatz den ich so noch nicht gesehen habe

Markus J. Diepold (he/him)@markusjdiepold· Mar 20

Mahlzeit!

Markus J. Diepold (he/him)@markusjdiepold· Mar 20

Erste Brennnesselspinat-Ernte des Jahres 🌱

Markus J. Diepold (he/him)@markusjdiepold· Mar 5

Really good profile that is both nuanced and lucid on the reasons why some Cherokee see Mullin's role in politics as positive, while others see him as actively harmful to Indian Country

Mullin is also white-passing. The Cherokee Nation has never required a minimum blood quantum for tribal membership, and as a result we are the largest tribe in the country. That means we also have the largest diaspora, as well as the widest spectrum of political, cultural and racial identities. Like most Indigenous voters, Cherokees have historically voted Democrat. But as the last elections for tribal chief showed, there are many vocal Cherokee Republicans. Mullin is an ultra-conservative, white-passing Cherokee who has been an advocate for both tribal sovereignty and for encouraging tribes to assert that sovereignty by allowing private energy
production on their lands. That duality has caused many to ask: Is Markwayne Mullin good or bad for Indian Country?

By contrast, Mullin's reputation is just as tied to GOP politics as it is to Indian Country policy, and the two don't always coalesce. His legislative record on Indian Country policy is often a sticking point for many in his district. He voted against renewing the Violence Against Women Act in 2013 because he disagreed with its LGBTQ provisions, and in 2016 he disputed a Reuters article that quoted him as advocating for the relaxation of federal regulations so tribes could allow private mineral exploration on their lands. The proposal came from two leaders of Trump's Native American Coalition, which Mullin chaired during the campaign.

whole." One of the ways we Cherokees get in our own way, he told me, is the idea that having somebody in the room is better than having nobody. "I think there are limits to that argument, if the somebody in the room is going to argue for privatizing Indian land, or if the somebody in the room is not going to put tribal nationhood and sovereignty front and center and first." Someone, Brown added, who understands that, whether they intended it that way or not, their opinion might be unfairly seen as
representative of Indian Country.

Markus J. Diepold (he/him)@markusjdiepold· Mar 5

Man muss doch auch an den deutschen Maschinenbau denken.

Markus J. Diepold (he/him)@markusjdiepold· Feb 14

Just one more Podiumsdiskussion bro, I promise

Markus J. Diepold (he/him)@markusjdiepold· Sep 22

Markus J. Diepold (he/him)@markusjdiepold· Sep 20

Im aktuellen @fleischmagazin.bsky.social schreibe ich über Tech-Bros, ihren Wunsch neue Stadt-Staaten zu gründen und warum das mehr als nur eine schlechte Idee ist. Alles weitere zum Heft steht hier: www.fleischmagazin.at/index.php/35...

Foto zweier Fleisch Magazine Nr. 75, einmal mit Elon Musk Labubu auf dem Cover und einmal aufgeschlagen zu einem Text mit dem Titel "Die Sehnsucht nach dem Tech-Tyrannis”

Markus J. Diepold (he/him)@markusjdiepold· Jun 25

Good news everyone! I can finally share my contribution on the Material Politics of Hospitality at the 1744 Lancaster Treaty, published as part of our special issue on Food and Body in Colonial History in Food & History—more info here: www.brepols.net/products/IS-...