[BLOG] Some Monday links

[rfmcdonald]

• blogTO shares photos of Yonge and Bloor from the 1960s.


• Crooked Timber's Corey Robin looks at trigger warnings in education.


• The Dragon's Gaze notes that Barnard's Star cannot support a massive planet in its orbit.


• The Dragon's Tales has more on the Ukrainian war.


• The Everyday Sociology Blog examines racism.


• Far Outliers notes how the Ryukyus fared under American occupation.


• A Fistful of Euros looks at the divergences of Spain and the United Kingdom interest rate-wise.


• Geocurrents notes another small Kurdish-speaking sect.
Joe. My. God. notes an attempt to appeal the Irish marriage referendum.

• The Map Room's Jonathan Crowe notes a 2016 conference on fictional maps in Poland.


• Marginal Revolution notes a microhistory of a block in New York City.


• The Power and the Money examines Ukraine's debt negotiations and argues that Russia is not as big a player in global oil markets as it might like.


• The Russian Demographics Blog and Window on Eurasia note how ethnic Russians in Ukraine are continuing to identify as ethnic Ukrainians.


• Understanding Society considers realism in social sciences.


• Whatever's John Scalzi talks about the Sad Puppies.


• Window on Eurasia notes Tatarstan's potential separatism and suggests some Russian Germans still want an autonomy.