Thank you @nytimes "'Economy Hall'” is so inviting that the true depth of its scholarship is revealed only in its bibliography, which lists dozens of archival and other sources. Shaik’s monumental book ...is lyrical and mysterious and always captivating." https://t.co/LaAubWYYuU
This month's Lit Louisiana column looks at Kalamu Ya Salaam’s work, which Verite columnist @FShaikAuthor notes has been equal parts activism and writing.
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On this day in 1873, a mob of hundreds of armed white men attacked the Grant Parish courthouse in Colfax, Louisiana, killing an estimated 150 Black people, many of whom were trying to flee. https://t.co/To2pwef9rH
1 year ago, Ralph Yarl was shot in the head after he rang the wrong doorbell in Kansas City, Missouri. Although this young man was involved in a severely traumatic experience, he won't let it define him — he plans to study engineering at a university next fall. 🙏🏿
Breaking: The University of Texas at Austin has laid off an undetermined number of employees who used to work in diversity, equity and inclusion programs, according to a Tuesday email from President Jay Hartzell. https://t.co/8MEopn9Z1Y
There is no author in the city who has studied Congo Square and its origins longer and deeper than Freddi Williams Evans.
By Verite columnist @FShaikAuthor
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@MarkDuplass@988Lifeline While I don’t know you personally, I enjoy the work that you, so very beautiful and uplifting. Please remember the joy you being others not as a responsibility but as a light that you show us.
I have been thinking about how difficult it is for a Black woman to get a job. Any professional employment is an uphill battle. Given that knowledge, I can only imagine how strong and smart Kamala is.
The vice presidency is held by a groundbreaker, Kamala Harris. She's tough, dynamic & inspiring. First African American & first woman to be VP, Harris has spent her career breaking barriers so she can help us.
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“I got Black concerns and Black politics & bc of that my analogies include thinking about what anything that looks like occupation or colonialism must have looked like historically for Black people all over the planet.”
Jericho knowing his name is Jericho! @jerichobrown
@blacklionking73 I am thinking about the pleasure you bring to others and hoping that you can appreciate that aspect in yourself. Do let our good thoughts about you carry away some of the sadness. You are important and valued by us.