The letter comes after @ProjectSouth and 50 other orgs wrote to the Georgia Congressional delegation urging release of detained people https://t.co/bJ5vUDJ86G
Global Flare-ups Of COVID-19 Hot Spots: https://t.co/LgPrAKqstS --->"two countries have seen recent increases: In reports earlier this week, Germany saw 900 new cases in a 24-hour period and as of Thursday, Singapore has identified more than 750 new cases"
"During the past 300 years, three major pandemics have devastated Philadelphia: Yellow Fever in 1793, the Spanish Flu in 1918 and COVID-19 in 2020. In each instance, society was presented with misinformation and misperceptions related...," read more: https://t.co/BJvYpsqjy6
Today is not commencement day at Saint Louis University. That is still to come. But it's still a day to mark — however you choose to. Join us as we celebrate and honor the class of 2020: https://t.co/UgZ7Fjm3Io
The Black Studies Project Presents:
"COVID-19 and Black Communities in California and Beyond" - Virtual Panel + Q&A - 5/20/20 5-7 PM PDT
Register in Advance: https://t.co/Ho7XtarR3S
Check out this nice feature interview with @tomzoellner highlighting the spatial dynamics of the 1831 Rebellion in Jamaica— 'Island on Fire': A New Book about the Revolt that Ended Slavery in the British Empire https://t.co/rqpqd5WwL9
"Blackness’s tie to tight spatial control and confinement,extending between living spaces and formal carceral institutions, and from slavery to the present, puts Black people at greater risk for disease: https://t.co/MkWg2nzMJR #COVID19
Also today on @BlkPerspectives, Gabriella Onikoro-Arkell offers, “Confinement and Disease from Slavery to the COVID-19 Pandemic”— https://t.co/Q2NKvX365q
We’re kicking off the @nytimes “Unfinished Work” series: “The Road to Women’s Suffrage,” with @ValerieJarrett, @kate_c_lemay and Susan Ware, @jennyschuessler, and me. Next Tues, May 19th, at 4. Join in. Ask hard questions. https://t.co/XtDkPWGJ8E
This 1920 front page of Marcus Garvey’s newspaper The Negro World is from the digital collection of our research and reference division. View our 2017 online exhibition “The Black New Yorkers” to see past editions of the paper. https://t.co/x7HSn5wzLB #SchomburgCenter