When I began researching history of epidemiology 10 years ago, I couldn’t imagine I would finish during a pandemic.I uncovered how epidemiology began w/ doctors studying enslaved & colonized populations, soldiers & Muslim migrants.Thrilled to announce it’s available for pre-order
Today is book release day!!!
So thrilled that An Inconvenient Woman is finally out after years of research & writing.
Thanks to everyone who has ordered or told their library to order - I truly appreciate you!♥️♥️♥️
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@joshshepperd Hopefully you can get History Studio involved. We are a group of academics who work within the entertainment industry. https://t.co/7iloT2rpJ0
Hot take for July 4: Fireworks last 20 minutes. Historical myths last centuries.
As America celebrates 250 years, let’s spend as much time questioning our stories as celebrating them.
That’s why I published this book with @nhannahjones@agordonreed@RedPedGrl Marc Stein, Erika Lee, Rob Parkinson, Sandra Enriquez, Will Sturkey. https://t.co/pHMavz9HZs
Thrilled to announce my book will be out in Oct with Norton! When politicians claim to speak for "the people" on health, history tells a different story: ordinary Americans — not demagogues — built this country's healthcare from the ground up. Pre-order link ⬇️ [link] Please share! https://t.co/jUefYlYUev
During Pride Month, I keep thinking about a question that shaped my research:
How did LGBTQ people find one another before social media?
The answer was often through community institutions they built themselves.
That’s the story I tell in Stand by Me. https://t.co/OaOzQnegk5
HISTORIANS, Please share widely.I'm hosting an exciting Juneteenth event at the Library Company of Phila,June 16. "From Ledger to Genome: Data & the History of Black Life," exploring how Black lives have been recorded & recovered across time. Register here. https://t.co/vLgwb3TH54