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In light of today's news, our home department History, Political Science, and Philosophy at the illustrious #HBCU: Delaware State University always welcomes restricted and unrestricted donations to support faculty and student programs. https://t.co/3KmoGi7hPh
Dr. Patterson grew up in Texas, where Juneteenth has been a holiday since 1980. “I’ve been really gratified to see this response to Juneteenth, a lot of us thought this was our personal holiday,” she said. “I am torn to some degree ... https://t.co/TWkc8yeNoT
 On Saturday, June 19, 1865, in Limestone County, Texas, plantation owner Logan Stroud stood on the front porch of this house to tell more than 150 of his enslaved workers that they were free.
Photo from @librarycongress collection. https://t.co/uj3kvDjHCG #Juneteenth2023
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Dr. Patterson recently published on Women in Senegal. She has written extensively on African women, entrepreneurship, and gender dynamics. https://t.co/6C4RqJlUej
Happy International Women's Day #IWD2023. To honor the day and Women's History Month, do check out some of the research from faculty in our department. Drs. Udezulu, Maru, and Patterson all write about women throughout the globe.
Toni Morrison, the acclaimed author who became the first African American woman to win the Nobel Prize in Literature, will be memorialized on a Forever stamp, which was unveiled Tuesday by the United States Postal Service. https://t.co/CTmbFCo4x5
My mother always used to say, “You may be the first to do many things, but make sure you are not the last.”
On International Women’s Day, we recognize how far women have come—and how far we have to go to achieve full equality and representation.
Last week, I moderated a panel for a side event on African Diaspora, Finance & ICT at the Smithsonian Museum of African Art. The panelists offered insightful analysis and the audience was highly engaged. A few photos.
What an incredible year for the Urban League of Philadelphia! Thank you to our community partners and allies for journeying with us in 2022.Special thanks to @wellsfargo for opening the door to affordable housing in Philadelphia!
The work continues in 2023! #urbanleagueofphila
The United States Postal Service is making a commitment to transform its delivery fleet to electric vehicles, and Delaware’s senior senator supports that effort. @KSteeleBrdcastr will have details on @MorningEdition on @DelawarePublic at 7:04 a.m. https://t.co/IWyF6Crhzb
Yasuke, a tall African man, arrived in Japan in 1579 and made history as the first foreign-born man to become a samurai warrior. He was 6’2, the average height for men in Japan is 5’7
Thanks @BonaFideMasks for sending our department a generous donation of K-N95 face masks. We've started distributing them and look forward to using them to help keep our students, faculty, and staff safe this fall. 👍🏾😷 @DSUAfricana@DelStateUniv
Queen Elizabeth II’s family has gathered at Balmoral Castle in Scotland as doctors monitor her health. Watch our live coverage. https://t.co/kvU02r4wLk