I love it when other bloggers talk about the deep history of their families. Even more when they have a larger point in mind—as Jody always does. Go check out her entry on class (and mobility, and where academics sit). (And check out the comments, too.)
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This struck me as one of the kindest comments about my blog I've ever read. From a [tenured! yeee] academic, it means a lot to me. Thank you.
And wow, those were some great links in the comments, weren't they.
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