Juanita Cox now at @juanitacox.bsky.social
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Black British History Community Engagement. Trustee, Oral History Society. Co-Founder, Guyana SPEAKS. https://t.co/9mdqXSnbDA
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Joined October 2019
Trump orders U.S. to prioritize refugee resettlement of South Africans of European descent. They are according to him (aka Elon Musk) are being subjected to racism.
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Today started off pretty rough. Ended up so riled that I left the house for work with no glasses on. But the day got better - fab poetry workshop with the award-winning Jenny Mitchell. And now this comment from Prof Gus John about the exhibition: .. Yay!!
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@AsafoFlags Do you know if this is an Anglican wedding? Or maybe Methodist? I’m also wondering what is the significance of the two young boys at the front who are holding objects, I normally associated with royalty. Thank you for your insights. 🙏🏽
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RT @RoyalHistSoc: We are delighted to announce with @UkNatArcRes and @ihr_history that the History and Archives in Practice 2025 registrat…
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My colleague, Dr Eve Hayes de Kalaf, reframes the Windrush Scandal in this article. An important read for anyone interested in the impact of the scandal particularly in relation to the theme of ‘statelessness’.
Delighted that my new Open Access article 'Reframing the Windrush Scandal as an International Statelessness Crisis' is finally out. Based on two years of research across Jamaica, Barbados, Trinidad & Tobago & the UK.
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Register to join Poetry Workshops on archival material about Caribbean decolonisation, the post-WWII migration of West Indians to Britain, activism and the Windrush Scandal. All three workshops: 5th Feb, 19th Feb & 4th March start at 3pm at Senate House, London.
'In the Grip of Change' – Poetry Workshops✍�� Join award-winning poet @JennyMitchellGo for creative sessions inspired by a range of vibrant materials from Senate House Library's Caribbean & Black History Collections. 👉 BOOK NOW
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Register to join us for this lecture on Caribbean Decolonisation and Monarchy, Monday, 20th January 2025, 18:00 at the Institute of Historical Research, Senate House, Malet Street, London WC1E 7HU! Please circulate.
SHL & the IHR will be hosting a lecture by Prof. Philip Murphy, “Time Come? Caribbean Decolonization and the Monarchy”. This is 1 of a series of events being held in parallel to the exhibition, In the Grip of Change: the Caribbean and its British diaspora
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RT @oliviawyatt1999: Join us at @ihr_history to hear my paper on pigmentocracy and Caribbean migrants in Britain, as part of the @IHR_brita…
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Register to join us on 27 January 2025, 6pm-8.30pm for a panel discussion on Windrush and The Law. Come an hour earlier and use this as an opp to visit Senate House Library's exhibition, In the Grip of Change: The Caribbean and its British Diaspora.
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RT @lorrainemking: Carmen Munroe has been made a Dame for her services to drama at the age of 92. It's nice to see she's finally been ackno…
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Today is going to be a long day. But I wouldn’t want it any other way. Bourda Bazaar provides the joy of community, friendship, food, drink, music and is a celebration of Guyanese culture. Come join us if you’re free!
The holiday season is just around the corner. Join Guyana SPEAKS at this year’s Bourda Bazaar on Saturday, 14th December (11:00-16:00). Our stallholders will be selling everything from Guyanese food and drinks, books, arts, and crafts.
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@lorrainemking She’s dripped in privilege like a steak in bearnaise sauce. Sandwich! That’s for the unsophisticated peasants. 🤦🏽♀️
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RT @ihr_history: 10% off the IHR #London #SummerSchool 2025: #Rebels! Speakers Claire Langhamer, Philip Murphy, Matthew Worley, Juanita Cox…
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Honoured to have given Prof. Abdul Alkalimat, Dr Kate Williams, and Prof. Gus John a guided tour of the exhibition I co-curated with Argula Rublack. The exhibition, In the Grip of Change: the Caribbean and its British Diaspora, is on at Senate house library until end of Mar 2025.
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FYI - Thursday 12 December 2024, 18:30 – 20:30, British Library - Professor Elizabeth McHenry discusses the stakes and challenges of studying the history of Black print with her lecture series entitled ‘Black Bibliography, Here and Now’.
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A blog on the launch of 'In the Grip of Change: The Caribbean and its British Diaspora'. Huge thanks goes to my co-curator, Argula Rublack, who was wonderful to work with and the many other people who contributed to its success.
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