This is the 142nd post in my series that explores the most-used words in the top stories shared among Environmental Historians and Environmental Humanities scholars on Twitter each week.
Here are the top articles among environmental historians and humanities scholars this past week (November 4, 2019 – November 10, 2019):
Monday: “Ken Saro-Wiwa: Writer, Environmental Activist, Martyr” by Ayomide Akinbode, The Historyville
https://twitter.com/teddyballgame83/status/1194228189758922753
Tuesday: “Puerto Rican Children’s Literature for Social Justice: A Bibliography for Educators” by Marilisa Jimenez Garcia, Social Justice Books
https://twitter.com/devingarofalo/status/1194331286455902214
Wednesday: “UNT Demands for Inclusivity” by UNT Student Government Association, Change.org
Thursday: “Life Inside Guantánamo: An Oral History” by Peter Jan Honigsberg, Literary Hub
https://twitter.com/TorontoRivers/status/1195055943152799744
Friday: “Italian council is flooded immediately after rejecting measures on climate change” by Gianluca Mezzofiore, CNN
https://twitter.com/sara_spike/status/1195756210319962117
Saturday: “A’Se’k – Boat Harbour: A Site of Centuries’ Long Mi’kmaw Resistance” by Colin Osmond, Active History
Sunday: “One-third of Australian pensioners live in poverty: OECD report” by Rachel Browne, The Sydney Morning Herald
Top Words
1. Puerto
2. November
3. land
4. Mi’kmaq
5. Caption
6. Photos
7. Hide
8. flooded
9. A’Se’k
10. flooding
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