DH job alert - cool job (digital humanities with specialization in literary history, field is open it looks like) at a great university (queen mary in london) in a department full of great scholars. My understanding is rank is equivalent to TT asst prof in US. Apply!
Not many people know that Mexico was a beacon of liberty for enslaved peoples in the US:
The Little-Known Underground Railroad That Ran South to Mexico https://t.co/Cm4oRmTfJJ via @history
The issue of Central American migrants should be addressed binationally. Immigration is an economic problem, not a security problem. Delinking migration from security is the way to solve it.
UTEP History Seminar Series
Vicki Ruiz, Professor of History, Univ. of California at Irvine
“Carmen Takes Charge: Reflections on Cannery Women, Cannery Lives”
Sept. 20, Blumberg Aud., 6:00 PM.
I'm excited to report that Berkeley is running an open-rank search in the history of the American West, broadly defined, from the colonial era through the present. Cal is a special place. Please apply, and help us spread the news! https://t.co/jDW5Y1wTjG
For our first #CulturaTuesday we're highlighting an art piece titled "La Virgen de Guadalupe y Juan Diego". The classic story of the indigenous boy took place on December 12th, 1531 and continues to be rooted deeply in Mexican Culture even today.
Artist: #Alfredo M. Arreguin