Clayton Becker
@cnbecker14
PhD candidate at UCLA studying housing, local politics, public opinion, and how race runs through it all. @divasunglasses on TikTok. Yes, yes, I am another dude with a podcast: "Reject Modernity, Embrace Tradition"
These two are still going at it several hours later. Went to bed. Woke up. Decided to keep at. It must hit so hard if you're stupid and can't be bothered to read the paper and actually see it what "theories of racial hierarchy" refers to in the literature.
Just such completely insane things to say to someone you don't know at all.
A single conversation with the average left-NIMBY is enough to convince you that they are genuinely just the most miserable people on earth man.
Lots of people making this about "overeducated, downwardly mobile" people upset that their education hasn't brought success, which, maybe? but imo a much clearer explanation here is that this group of people have both the personal experience of "just getting by" and the education to (1/2)
This kind of dense, walkable, mixed use urbanism is illegal to build in most American cities.
How talking to people who moved to a place in the seventies and pulled up the ladder behind them feels.
FIFA execs need to be sent to The Hague for ticket policies resulting in a bunch of empty seats right at midfield. Completely unacceptable.
Genuinely my entire Twitter feed is this insane Ube Ice Cream discourse. What are we doing? What's going on?
So we're all supposed to believe it's coincidence that the Knicks started to routinely make the playoffs after Soul 22 finally came to earth? That this was a fictional movie?
Always very funny when a team throws a position player out there to pitch once the outcome of the game is beyond doubt. Rojas with an unfortunate ERA of 45 here 😂
Thanks for the opinion Ted but I'll gladly take higher gas prices in exchange for not having every breath I take be full of toxic fumes.
Friend who won the first four years of our group's Fantasy Premier League annual mini league has failed to win for the second year in a row.
Behold! A horribly ugly building that needs articulation and setbacks. They need to break up the massing. This place could never be iconic. No one would ever want to go here.
Economists looking at this plausibly exogenous shock to social media usage
Piece of professional news - my first official publication is now up on UAR's Online First and it's open access for anyone who wants to read! journals.sagepub.com/doi/epdf/10....