I'm sharing the journey of Lifting As They Climbed at the Chicago Women's History Center this month, 10/27 3pm.
I love that the talk is taking place in the historic Fine Arts Building, downtown Chicago.
Learn more & RSVP: https://t.co/d2blIKy6E7
CHICAGO: You're invited to the in-person book launch for the new Lifting As They Climbed. Event includes a multimedia book talk, screening of the short documentary Invisible Giants, light reception and more! Come celebrate with me!
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Join authors Essence McDowell (@Inspirationess) and Mariame Kaba (@prisonculture) for the launch of Lifting As They Climbed: Mapping a History of Trailblazing Black Women in Chicago
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Today—join @Inspirationess and our co-founder @prisonculture for this virtual book launch. Lifting As They Climbed is a testament to trailblazing Black women in Chicago, whose lives reveal powerful connections to present-day struggles for radical community-building and solidarity
On now! Loving learning about Emma Atkinson who moved to Chicago in 1847, among the first 13 Black families to settle in Chicago where she confounded the first Black congregation & church, Quinn Chapel AME & where Frederick Douglass once spoke! Join here: https://t.co/30ehGmi7IO
Tomorrow! Join @projectnia and I with @haymarketbooks for the virtual launch of Lifting As They Climbed. We'll be talking all about the new book + there will be a raffle with prizes for attendees!
RSVP here: https://t.co/yZbDhJQmVA
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''We are tired, we have suffered enough!"
Nigerians took to the streets in different parts of the country, to protest against the massive spike in prices of food and everyday needs in the country.
Our reporters from @bbcafrica heard from the protesters in different cities.
So excited for the upcoming launch of the new Lifting As They Climbed. It's been a journey and we can't wait to share!
Join me & @prisonculture on March 6th for the virtual book launch & March 24th for the Chicago launch + film screening.
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@akosseffjones @prisonculture SUCH great news! Thank you so much for your help with the book Anne and for posting this. It absolutely brightened my day!!
@prisonculture There's also a woman doing a two-year research project where she uses the book and tour to delve into the feelings of belonging and agency in multigenerational residents of south side neighborhoods. #LiftingAsTheyClimbed
@prisonculture I can't believe how fast time flies. The fact that we still sell books every single month (four years later) just keeps me in awe. What a beautiful journey it's been. Happy four year anniversary! https://t.co/aL5qEnZmIV
Tune in now to watch @Inspirationess@6figga_dilla@joihasquestions & CSU president Z Scott talk about Mamie Till-Mobley's legacy, based on @ABCNetwork Women of Movement miniseries & Devery S. Anderson’s book about Emmett Till's murder at https://t.co/kX2JyFRvkU
Today at 3:30p CT, I'll be announcing the release of a new #SjiPortalProject digital hub during the Future of Freedom event featuring Angela Davis, @KeeangaYamahtta, @orangebegum and Jacinta González.
If you're free, join me online: https://t.co/0HPzk3qaaf
@blkfemfuture THANK YOU so much for hosting the #BlackFeministCanon. Between yesterday's connections with folks from around the nation & today's conversation, this experience has already been glorious.
@DrJoyJames really blew my whole entire mind this morning!!! The historical education, revolutionary analysis and candor in her presentation caused mental fireworks! #BlackFeministCanon
Highlight of my day was talking to 7th grade students about #LiftingAsTheyClimbed and Black Women's Histories. I was nervous because I haven't talked to young people in SO long but it turned out great. #BlackWomenInHistory