Plugged my book like a jedi at my local library today…
Me: I see u have a Pittsburgh book shelf
Librarian: Yup
Me: Well, i have a new one to recommend if ur interested
Libr: U bet i am!
Me: Canaan, Dim and Far @UGAPress
Libr: I’ll look it up. Do u know the author?
Me:
I am happy to announce that my website on the Great Migration to Pittsburgh is now live. It includes 53 oral history interviews with Black migrants. Check it out here!
https://t.co/LD0QClaSMP
The National Endowment for the Humanities announced more than $26M in funding for humanities projects nationwide. Three Pitt faculty have each received a summer stipend grant to fund their projects. @LeeCilli@anetv https://t.co/YZwmhikX0f
Today at @BlkPerspectives, @LeeCilli announces a new website, Migrant Voices, which "is meant to serve as a digital repository for scholars and laypersons alike to investigate and reconstruct the lives of Black migrants in Pittsburgh." Read more: https://t.co/dE5sSSGsX8
I am thrilled to share that have been awarded with a grant from @NEHgov to support my current book project on policing and criminal justice reform in the interwar period.
Inside Pitt Research | April 2024 https://t.co/nFmWDmW1CS
For those interested in the important work of the Urban League over its many decades of service, my article in the Oxford Research Encyclopedia was just published.
https://t.co/xfvCw9YVN7
Today on @BlkPerspectives, Rebecca Dudley reviews Bruce A. Ragsdale’s Washington at the Plow: The Founding Farmer and the Question of Slavery ( @Harvard_Press )—https://t.co/AFv35i2tyZ
"Engaging with the worldviews of interwar-era Black reformers prompted me to consider the nature and meaning of activism," writes @LeeCilli in his response to our roundtable on his book, Canaan, Dim and Far. Read more today at @BlkPerspectives: https://t.co/RZ6Z8ozou5
Today at @BlkPerspectives, @DrHettie2017 begins our roundtable on @LeeCilli's Canaan, Dim and Far: "A noticeable strength of the text is the focus on the role that Black women played in reform efforts in Pittsburgh." https://t.co/Ae5cN5BS15
@BlkPerspectives, the award-winning blog of the @AAIHS, is hosting a roundtable on @LeeCilli’s Canaan, Dim and Far: Balck Reformers and the Pursuit of Citizenship in Pittsburgh, 1915-1945 (@UGAPress) February 6–10, 2023—https://t.co/mt84AQzO54 #BHM