It is still mindblowing to me that I created and I now the series co-editor of this series. The goal is to change the narrative and push the boundaries of our traditional understandings of what it means to be a soldier in the Black Diaspora.
We are accepting proposals
@uvapress
@redclayscholar
@FiresideFiction
@KevinRineerVO
I hate to say it but this feels as if
@FiresideFiction
did this on purpose. The voice actor is one of those racist white guys who don't understand that he's racist. The editor admitted he's the only person who oversees the audio recordings, so he didn't listen to it before hand?
Check out this extraordinary list of great books from 2020 that offer varied historical perspectives on the Black experience in the United States and across the globe. Courtesy of
@BlkPerspectives
.
@AAIHS
📚
The Best Black
#History
#Books
of 2020
@GWHistoryDept
Academic integrity matters in our field. Who would want to take her classes or want her to write letters for them? She has ZERO credibility and unlike some other professions you need other scholars to validate your work. Folks out here making false equivalencies.
@redclayscholar
It happened to me. The graduate committee chair sent me an email informing that one of my letter writers wrote me a nasty letter of recommendation.
@DeGolierThomas
@redclayscholar
No, I didn't get in to that school. They informed me I should probably ask someone else to write me a letter. 🤷🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️
The University of Tennessee-Knoxville now had a Department of Africana Studies!!! Very proud that this has finally happened. I remember working as the grad assistant when the office was in one of the most dangerous buildings on campus.
Have you ordered your copy of
#Dutybeyondthebattlefield
?
Duty beyond the Battlefield: African American Soldiers Fight for Racial Uplift, Citizenship, and Manhood, 1870–1920
@alithepoet_
Well, that's not true. Tuskegee is private and trust me it needs all the money it can get. The same goes for the other schools. None of those schools have billion dollar endowments.
What's interesting about about the legacy of the Harlem Hellfighters is that in some states people will not be able to even learn their story in school.
In 1918, a soldier from the Harlem Hellfighters, also known as the 369th Infantry Regiment, strikes a pose with a puppy he rescued during World War 1.
Comprised of courageous Black soldiers, this regiment fought alongside the French army due to racial segregation in the US
I loved Jason Issacs entrance in
#TheDeathofStalin
.
@Aiannucci
decision to do slow motion introductions for each key figure is one of my favorite parts of this film.
@neontaster
Clearly you don't understand how specializations work, especially if you don't study early American legal history. Maybe don't rely on YouTube and wikipedia to teach you History.
@taoleighgoffe
In my US survey the first writing assignment has students examining the Chinese Exclusion act of 1882. My students are always surprised by how long it lasted.
Kalief Browder died by suicide after facing traumas in jail as he was held without trial for 3 years for allegedly stealing a backpack. He spent 2 years in solitary confinement.
Kyle Rittenhouse murdered two men and people rallied to help him make a $2 Million dollar bail.
@MrBizzel
The first Amendment refers to the federal government, not a privately owned corporation which has rules for using their platform. If you violate their rules you can't use the platform. Periodt! How is this so hard for people to understand?
@IlhanMN
@wojespn
The people complaining about this sista not doing her job, act like people can't multitask. Also getting the Timberwolves to matter is good for your state.
And the 2021
@latimes
Book Prize for History goes to...
Ada Ferrer
@Adita_Ferrer
for "Cuba: An American History" (
@ScribnerBooks
) 🏆
An epic history of Cuba and its complex ties to the United States, written by one of the world’s leading historians of Cuba 🇨🇺
I'm totally nerding out right now at the
@TheWWImuseum
! The current Jim Crow and Black Citizenship exhibit is amazing! Thank you
@TaubHistory
for the tour!
A photo of Harriet Tubman’s great nieces, Eva and Alida Stewart, ca. 1910-1914, via Smithsonian: National Museum of African American History and Culture.
"Duty beyond the Battlefield: African American Soldiers Fight for Racial Uplift, Citizenship, and Manhood, 1870–1920"
This book is a bold departure from previous works on Black soldiers!
#Dutybeyondthebattlefield
@siupress
In positive news, my students had a great conversation with the absolutely fabulous
@ericaadunbar
today! We discussed
#nevercaught
and
#ONA
. Thank you so much for taking time out of your busy day to give a word to my African American History class!
#womenknowhistory
THIS WEEK!
A free, virtual event about Du Bois and the surveillance state. The panel features
@blackleftaf
,
@eboninerd
and
@drashleyfarmer
and the discussion will be moderated by our scholar in residence, Phillip Luke Sinitiere.
Register here to attend:
#BlackintheIvory
is being questioned by the police about what classes you teach and which department you work in when you tell them you're a professor, as if I'm lying.
That Jasper Williams eulogy really pushed me off. The whole world was watching and you decided to come with this antiblack misogynistic tirade. You disrespected the memory of the woman you were supposed to be honoring.
#ArethaHomegoing
@DrSamiSchalk
Yeah I feel this. I'm on the other end of the state. I'm Bahamian and when I see a single digit as the temperature I question all my life choices.
@Lesdoggg
I know right! It takes soooooo much energy just to get dressed to do stuff I get paid for. These people out here holding flags in a pandemic. Like, why???
@FilmFatale_NYC
So Viola Davis didn't make the list? Man someone tell Gina to have several seats. Why didn't Gabrielle Union gather her up when she made that ridiculous statement?