Thread by @mariachong

This summer, I followed about 100 more historians and my feed is already 30% better. More interesting. More cool facts. More insightful links. More sober, considerate, courageous, verifiable-fact discussion. #twitterstorians

My automatic follows are: physicists, poets, theologians, neuroscience researchers, philosophers, women in tech, cephalopod researchers, philanthropists, Korean-Americans and Lithuanians, good cooks—and now, historians.

Suggestions? A broad spectrum of professors/ academics who tweet research, links and insight (PART ONE):

@KevinMKruse @SarahEBond @erik_kwakkel @profblmkelley @KeishaBlain @bradhostetler @Mark_C_Elliott @cdc29 @Melanie_Xue @tsmullaney @JohnDelury @MitchFraas

#twitterstorians

More Twitter historians (PART TWO). Follow them. Expand your horizons! @AanchalMalhotra @ResObscura @Dr_Heaney @EnriqueKrauze @ThomasRathUCL @DonJustoSierra @heathwcarter @KeriLeighMerrit @DanielGullotta @JohnFabianWitt @MongolsSilkRoad @erik_kwakkel @HelenWangLondon

Lastly, I'm not a historian (yet!). But I love history. So if you are a new follower, I tweet on tech, religion, books, film, etc. + long arcane history threads like this one on "Asian Interracial Marriage and Denaturalization in the Early 20th Century:"

https://twitter.com/mariachong/status/852228250302431233?s=21