Toni Morrison was a national treasure, as good a storyteller, as captivating, in person as she was on the page. Her writing was a beautiful, meaningful challenge to our conscience and our moral imagination. What a gift to breathe the same air as her, if only for a while.
Some of the #aaas300 undergrad students who made the program and msu proud- pictured here with their professors Juan Maefield and Clarence George III. #NCBS2019#gogreen https://t.co/iJAR0X5VTA
“Having official department status means greater support for research, teaching, and engagement beyond the campus that promises to be transformative." Kristie Dotson talks about the new department: https://t.co/jXpnGVO7UX
Thank you to everyone who supported out #BridgingtheGap program this past Thursday. It was a critical organizations to have, and hopefully it sparks a sustained conversation at #MSU and beyond! Youtube link below
#MSUGlobalAfrica#SpartansWill
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It is with great sadness that we have recently learned of the passing of Dr. Lovalerie King, MSU alumna and titan of African American Literary Studies.
May her soul rest in peace. Her works live on forever. #Sankofa
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Looking to learn an African language (Summer 19 and/or Academic year 19-20)? Receive a healthy stipend for doing so?
Consider applying for the FLAS program! applications are due January 31!
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Have you read Racial Shorthand yet? Head on over to our site and check it out, and don't forget to join us for our Twitter chat tomorrow at 6PM EST. https://t.co/tM4SMRsxff #racialshorthand
That's Dr. Caesar to you!
Congrats to @TiffanyDCaesar on successfully defending her dissertation today!
Proud of you, and excited to see you go all the way to the top!
Love seeing our alumni at conferences- especially when they panel up! (Re)Constructing Africa: Transnational Negotiations of Identity in Amongst African People in Brazil, US, and the Gambia
(@ewingkam@DioufEmilie and Tara Mock) #ASA2018#africanstudies2018