Since my last instance imploded, it's intro time! I teach and do research in #linguistics, especially across #EMCA, #linganth, and #sociolinguistics. My most recent work is on gender and non-binary pronouns and I'm broadly interested in research on gender and sexuality, gesture and the body, and digital media and technology.

I'm also an avid #Yiddish (#ייִדיש) learner and I do a lot of vegan baking in the off-season 🥮​

As imperfect as they are (and despite the 90s html layout), Rick Aschmann's American English #dialects maps & pages are still the best tool I know of to really help students new to #linguistics and #linganth come to grips with the kinds of variation in (North American, though mostly white) Englishes. A graduating student remarked to me last week that she still shows it to her friends and relatives - I think she took my class three years ago. @linguistics

https://aschmann.net/AmEng/

In Memoriam: Joel Fred Sherzer https://ailla.utexas.org/node/233 a great linguistic anthropologist whose book Kuna Ways of Speaking was one of the works that inspired me to take up the discipline.

#linganth #linguists #anthropology #obituary

Interesting premise for a #tv series. Any #linguists or #linganth folks out there watched it yet? #language

Teaching Kiesling’s article on “dude” again

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hnLweMNQoiE

#linganth #teaching #anthropology #language

Vocal coach on YouTube explores her five year transition from "male" to "female" voice #linganth #gender #trans

https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=2txYhkmhVts

Looking like a Language, Sounding like a Race (Looks like an important new #linganth book. ) https://t.co/dVVZJjwQYi