I’ve chosen to only use the category “thoughts and perspectives” for two reasons. One, having a hierarchy of categories would get overly complex, as everything I write about could fit a variety of categories and having multiple categories per post would too confusing. Two, everything I write about is summed up with the words “thoughts and perspectives.”
I had another article come out today, “Welcoming Activities That Work.” This one in Inside Higher Ed with the headline “Professors, think again before having students simply make rules on the first day of class, and instead create ways to… Read More ›
Please check out my article “Neurofibromatosis survivor: Please wear a mask to prevent COVID-19” on Cancerwise a blog with the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center. It continues to amaze me that people don’t understand that if we could… Read More ›
Please check out my latest article in History News Network – “Examining Christian End Times Rhetoric in the Time of COVID.” The topics explored in this essay give us more insight as to how History is the study of the present and how… Read More ›
I just had another article — “Forgiveness Is A Toxic Practice” — go live. Please check it out! Like many of my articles, this one goes against popular mores and has a potentially surprising take. Please read it here. Thanks!… Read More ›
I wrote an article back in June that was published in Inside Higher Ed today. It talks about race, theory, pedagogy, and the past. In particular, it outlines suggestions for talking about race in our current historical moment. Please find it… Read More ›
Please check out my latest video editing project. A reading from Carl Sagan’s Pale Blue Dot with music and video footage added. Thanks! Dr. Andrew Joseph Pegoda
My latest article talks about how Neurofibromatosis and the associated long-term trauma shapes my experiences with taking COIVD19 very seriously and understanding its threats. Please read this article published with The Good Men Project here. Thanks! Dr. Andrew Joseph Pegoda
My first international publication has gone live. You can read it here. This article, “Not Cis. Not Trans. Genderqueer.,” is published with The Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities‘s Queer Studies Network. Dr. Andrew Joseph Pegoda
