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One of the questions I keep circling back to, especially after spending time with Susan Stryker’s Transgender History, is whether this project should be less about a traditional argument-driven piece a...
From the website https://open.pluralpolicy.com/data/session-json/I downloaded everything I could find from 2025 as JSON files. From there, Python code was written to r...
Enter the Summer Studies.
I am going to have a lot to manage over the summer, and I am starting to understand that this work needs to become more structured if I want it to support the thesis direction I am moving toward in the fall. Right...
I’ve got a conference coming up, and it’s the first academic conference I’ve ever presented at. I’m not entirely sure what to expect yet, but I’ve been given a couple of prep tools in the form of recorded lecture talks, and I’ve started wor...
One of the next major steps in this research is figuring out how to meaningfully analyze the language of the bills I’ve collected. After working through ideas from DH 520, Class 10, I started thinking more seriously about how token analysis...
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