Lizzie Reed

@lizziereed

Associate Prof of #Sociology at Uni of Southampton. Queer lives, visual methods, kinship & identity. Ask me about my queer feminist trans agenda. She/they 🌈🏳️‍⚧️

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Lizzie Reed@lizziereed· 1d

How's the Halloween product development going? Yeah, good. We're ready to go to production Amazing! Tell me about the concept Well, people love ghosts Absolutely And dogs Loving it so far, go on. So we thought, what if a ghost took their dog trick or treating ...sure. Yeah, that can make sense (1/2)

A ceramic ghost, holding a pumkin spiced latte, and dog lead. The dog at the end of the lead is wearing a purple witches hat and holding a pumpkin in its mouth. The price ticket reads "ghost walking dog soap dispenser" and it costs £4.49

Lizzie Reed@lizziereed· 6d

Back to work on Monday after EIGHT WEEKS of sick leave. All being well I'll be off to Poland for the ESA conference a week on Tuesday to present this! From our massive @createconnectccr.bsky.social project which is an absolute privilege to work on

A PowerPoint slide with the title "strength based participatory research with trans and gender diverse youth in the UK: Supporting articulation of rights and demands for liveable futures" along with my name. On the right of the slide an image which has been produced by a research participant reads "a trans person was here: are you radicalised yet?"

Lizzie Reed@lizziereed· Jun 16

Stop by the school office on my way in; "you've got a parcel for me, I think?" "Yeah, it should have your name on" ".....oh... yeah"

A brown cardboard box. On the narrow side it reads in large red letters "Lizzie". Underneath in small black biro it reads "Lizzie Lizzie Lizzie"

Lizzie Reed@lizziereed· May 11

Genuinely pleased to see this at the end of a Routledge review document. Hope that is reflected right across their publishing process (copy editing?)

Text reads: Please note: Reviewers must not enter unpublished manuscript or project proposals, images or information into databases or tools that do not guarantee confidentiality, are accessible by the public and/or may store or use this information for their own purposes (for example, generative AI tools like ChatGPT). You have been chosen as an expert in your fields and should not be using generative AI for analysis or summarization of the submitted proposal or portions thereof in the creation of your review. We expect you to provide a constructive, comprehensive, evidenced, and appropriately substantial peer review report. You are responsible for ensuring any references included within their reports are accurate and verifiable

Lizzie Reed@lizziereed· Apr 23

Here's our achetypal gender studies lecturer.

Screen shot of Gemini image output, with my prompt. A white woman with short grey curly hair stands behind a wooden lectern. She wears a black turtle neck, green blazer, a silver necklace over her jumper. Her face and expression are open and her mouth is slightly open as though she is mid-word.

Lizzie Reed@lizziereed· Apr 21

New project moving from my head to note taking phase. Exciting! #criptime #bipolartime

Hand written notes which read: "is this how time normally passes? Really slowly, in the right order?"

Lizzie Reed@lizziereed· Mar 24

Today in "should have got a queer to check that product name"

A silentnight box for a "snuggle pod: human pet bed" product

Lizzie Reed@lizziereed· Mar 12

Pity poor Blahaj, we are moving offices

An IKEA Blahaj spills over the top of a brown office box, behind him more black packing crates are visible

Lizzie Reed@lizziereed· Mar 11

Here's another week from a different module: Orlando, A Room of One's Own, two chapters of Women and Writing, two critical articles. You can do SO MUCH in an hour seminar when your cohort is doing this much prep. I am sad I don't get to do this kind of informed discussion with students

Printed sheet showing reading list for 'topic 5: androgyny'. Readings annotated are as identified in body of skeet

Lizzie Reed@lizziereed· Mar 11

Attempting to clear my office before packing (moving from it for renovation) and got stuck on reading list from my MA. Can you imagine expecting students to read a play and a novel in one week (plus we all did extra from recommended) on a single module, now?

A typed page for English MA: Sexuality Fiction and Subculture. There is a brief intro blurb, details on seminars and assessment, and two weeks of core readings. In week 1 this is parts 1-3 of History of Sexuality, and two chapters from two other texts. Week 2 specifies all of The Well of Loneliness and Angles in America 1

Lizzie Reed@lizziereed· Feb 26

Ha. Look at that, a clear record of where it all went wrong (the book I read during my MA that made me both excited and furious and motivated me to try and write a PhD to disprove him)

Screenshot of Lee Edelman's No Future on Amazon which shows an Amazon note reading "Purchased on 28 Sept 2007"

Lizzie Reed@lizziereed· Feb 24

While we develop a sharp focus on doing more work with fewer staff, we can also admire this new money pit (also it looks like they will be stripping the copper roof off the existing building which is a horrible way to hack up a Sir Basil Spence building)

Headline from local paper, the Daily Echo, which reads "University of Southampton in £19m refurb of Nuffield Theatre" It shows a computer rendered image of how the building is expected to look

Lizzie Reed@lizziereed· Feb 19

Does anyone know where you can buy Gulliver bars in the UK? My Russian neighbours gave me a bag of sweets, had one of these in and unlocked an ancient childhood memory of having them at my Grandma's house (because her live-in boyfriend/partner was Ukranian)

Lizzie Reed@lizziereed· Nov 25

Small professional nods give me a little boost on a cold Tuesday when I'm ill. I rarely think about that article from 2017, so it's nice to be reminded of it. Some interesting stuff (and some familiar pieces) flagged in this systematic review www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

Screen shot of "quality" section from an article which reads: "We observed diversity in research questions, disciplines, and theoretical frameworks; we are optimistic that the field is rich and promising. The strongest studies in the corpus went beyond analysing media representations and explored what individuals do with the label ‘mother’ (e.g., Mackenzie, 2016; Reed, 2018)."

Lizzie Reed@lizziereed· Nov 11

Some people will tell you sociologists and criminologists are broadly the same. I submit to you these images, one hangs in my office, the other next door in my colleague @ashkingdon.bsky.social's office. Match the flag to the person in the comments!

A pendant flag. It shows an applique lions head which is smiling. In script below it says "be bold, be brave, be you"

A pendant flag. It features a cartoon raven, mid -squawk. It reads "eat the rich"

Lizzie Reed@lizziereed· Nov 5

One of best things about collabs with people outside academia is they remind you how ridiculous time is inside academia

WhatsApp chat. I say: "Realistically, probably not published for best part of a year"

They reply: "Ok, it’s wild how slow institutional time is. One has many lives and deaths in that time..."

Lizzie Reed@lizziereed· Oct 28

Just one response over on LinkedIn.

Lizzie Reed@lizziereed· Oct 27

Here we are then, the article I have been whining about for well over a year. Written with @robinskyer.bsky.social, our article explores failure and crip temporalities in UKHE and is published today with the Sociological Review doi-org.soton.idm.oclc.org/10.1177/0038... #bipolar #Sociology

Bipolar time is a metaphor for the complexities of times as we variously experience them, and as it intersects with other times and demands. It provides a way to index the components of time, of illness, of accelerating contexts, which construct the experience of failure. Bipolar time describes the non-rhythmic space where failure is everywhere and nowhere, personal-affective, contextual and structural. It is not just a metaphor for personal struggle; we offer it as a critical tool to analyse how times move – and how (or whether) we move against/with time – in ways which reinforce inequalities. Bipolar time offers a mechanism to explore how failure is attached to certain bodies and why ‘reasonable adjustments’ or accommodations for disability do not preclude the painful affective experience of delivering work on time, slowly, or not at all

Lizzie Reed@lizziereed· Oct 27

Teaching 1st years Foucualt today. My seminar slides have this on which remains one of my favourite stupid memes and I anticipate is entirely lost on students. Making myself laugh is 90% of the challenge though, right?

The 'Is this a pigeon?' meme. The man is labelled "Foucault". The butterfly is labelled "literally anything". The caption at the bottom says "Is this a prison?"

Lizzie Reed@lizziereed· Oct 24

Nothing can convince me there aren't crates of retired Profs stacked up behind this door.

A grey door with a metal name plate which reads "emeritus professors"

Lizzie Reed@lizziereed· Oct 14

The TONE from my GP surgery. If I don't "comply" (first time they've asked) they will deny me medication which prevents me becoming seriously ill and sudden cessation from which can cause serious illness. I'm unaware of side effects that would cause me to change height

Text reads: You are due a height, weight & BP check.

This is monitoring that needs to be carried out in relation to your medication. If you do not comply with this monitoring it could prevent you receiving your medication.

Please use the machine in reception.
Thanks

Lizzie Reed@lizziereed· Sep 23

It's nice when photos you didn't know existed turn up AND you don't hate how you look in them. A happy little snap from Pride in Southampton, from last month with @uosengagement.bsky.social

Lizzie, a tallish white person with curly short brown hair and glasses, is standing behind a table grinning. Lizzie wears a blue University of Southampton public engagement t-shirt with trans pride ribbons around the arms. The foreground of the image is crowded with people engaging with activities on the tables.

Lizzie Reed@lizziereed· Sep 19

Is Grandparents day "difficult for some people" or is it a non existent event which they are somehow rinsing coming and going with this email?

Email from Moonpig which reads:
We know Grandparent's Day can be a tough time for some, and if you’d rather not receive emails about it, we completely get it. Just click here and we’ll take care of it for you.

We’ll still send you all our other fun updates – just without the Grandparent's Day bits.

Take care!

Lizzie Reed@lizziereed· Sep 1

I wasn't really on board with the whole "flags on lamposts" thing. But seeing this filthy mattress, as the shining shit on top of a heap of rubbish, with the red cross daubed on it like blood, really turned my head.

A white mattress is slumped against a pile of fly tipped rubbish. Someone has painted a cross, in approximation of the St George's Cross, on it.

Lizzie Reed@lizziereed· Aug 23

An exhausting but elating day at #SoProud #SouthamptonPride collecting a huge cloud of names that make up the web of kin that have made our community who we are. It's so special to talk to people about the people in their lives and imaginations and celebrate all the diverse influences.

Image of Milou and I - two white people with brown hair, both wearing glasses and blue UoS t-shirts that say "bringing research to life roadshow" - standing at our table with a largely blank piece of paper on it

An image showing the same piece of paper but this time it is covered in names and drawings in lots of different coloured pens and handwriting

Lizzie Reed@lizziereed· Jul 23

Grammatically, this hurts.

Lizzie Reed@lizziereed· Jul 23

Nothing can convince me the text on the new Warwick site was written by humans. This sort of bananas word invention and tautology is pure AI

Lizzie Reed@lizziereed· Jul 15

Nope, I still have it? When you (single) click on the clock, does it give you something like this?

Lizzie Reed@lizziereed· Jul 14

Genuinely enjoyed this at the end of a long email outlining some beautifully crafted event plans.

Screen cap of an email which reads "Congratulations. You have made it to the end of this email"

Lizzie Reed@lizziereed· Jul 2

If there's one thing the new forest isn't short on, it's hunting lodges turned into country house hotels