side note, speaking of academia, what you think about this:Stay safe! I've broken these rules in my career on purpose when I've secured different positions or to push change in my community.
Literally pushed parents to contact the superintendent on a principal at my school when I was a teacher.
I still fukk with them sometimes even in academia in a passive-aggressive way by asking leading questions in discussion panels
("How did these at-risk blk communities become so vulnerable?"). There is a bit more leeway to engage in discourse at the post-secondary education level, but while I'm unapolegetically blk, I still make sure I do EVERYTHING right on the back end. I'm that chick in my program who is happy and totally non-threatening ("she must have gotten in based off affirmative-action", "is she even published") that is also making the highest scores on comp exams, second author on research projects, and getting grants approved and I'm only a grad student.
It's gratifying to see them give me theface when they scrambling to think of a sentence to write and I come in fresh off Overwatch, take a cursory glance at the material and ace the exam.
It burns them. Their whiteness won't let them acknowledge me especially b/c im happy and flippant but they also can't deny me. Regardless tho, I don't work or collaborate with any of them, and I handle my business. No one knows anything about my personal life and they aren't my friends.
Dartmouth College Professors Investigated Over Sexual Misconduct Allegations
ahahhahaha I bet people assume I live in South LA. If only they knew, I live in an upper middle class neighborhoodAnd social media is a big no no. My coworkers don't even know I'm on social media, much less my @Name. Also consider having multiple accounts without ur picture in them. Ya'll trippin.They shouldn't even know where u live. ESPECIALLY if it's a nice neighborhood. Some will block promotions on some "that ****** doesn't need any more help" type nonsense.

You cant even google my name and find anything. I learned about aliases, a long time ago.