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TAMU Regents will vote to ban classes in race, gender ideology without prior approval
A TAMU Board of Regents proposal would ban classes teaching race and gender ideology unless the president approves it, the latest threat to academic freedom
https://t.co/jXUdfTdTAp
AUCC's Symphony Orchestra Fall Concert will take place on Tuesday, November 18th at 7:00 p.m. in the Ray Charles Performing Arts Center in the Emma and Joe Adams Concert Hall at Morehouse College. Free tickets and donations are available here: https://t.co/muP6j0To22
‘Let Me Go ’Way From This Lonely Town’ | @TheAssemblyNC
Historic and cultural preservationists are trying to save the house where Nina Simone was born in Tryon, N.C. The process reveals the artist’s complicated relationship with her hometown.
https://t.co/FzG8czoIOP
Happy 29th #StakesIsHigh! 🖤🩶🤍 Going through ‘Stakes is High’ demos and came across one labeled “Pos Alternative Vocals”…let’s check it out together shall we.
#BlackHistoryMonth Day 7 Book 7 (with bonus): Renew Araminta Ross (Harriet Tubman with “Combee,” Edda Fields-Black’s expansive genealogy of the Combahee River War and Wiesel and Daniels’s “Harriet Tubman,” a family centered biography beginning in Africa and going through today.
"Consisting of more than sixty cars, owned and operated by SNCC, the fleet provided activists with reliable transportation in hostile and often dangerous environments."
Cars for Freedom: SNCC and the Sojourner Motor Fleet | @BlkPerspectives
https://t.co/Va2lSkxmVw
#BlackHistoryMonth Day 6 Book 6: Justene Hill Edwards’s “Savings and Trust,” the latest addition to the bookshelf of texts grappling with African attempts to build and leverage financial capital in the US Reconstruction era and the anti-Black work of private and public predators.
📣 Tonight: Virtual Info Session! 🌟
Are you ready to learn more about the Campbell-Wright HBCU Gullah Geechee Internship Program? 🌊 Join us for a virtual info session to discover how this paid summer opportunity can help you preserve history while shaping your future!
The countdown to apply to be a #SpikeFellow is on! Join the ranks of fellow AUC students to work in the industry with one of our own Spike Lee. Learn more here: https://t.co/gteWYGHUAR
"In some ways, graduate school was easier for me to navigate because I'm not looking from an identity from the academy...And if I went in with a sword, I came out with a well sharpened machete by the time, I came out of grad school." -- Joan Morgan via @LeftOfBlack
Happy Native American Heritage Month!
We are honored to share this video created by Mr. Marlon Magdalena of Jemez Pueblo in New Mexico and edited by AFBG staff. Learn more about traditional flutes and enjoy the wonderful flute playing of Mr. Magdalena.
https://t.co/a3cY5YX7UA
The History Department at Wake Forest University seeks a tenure-track Assistant Professor in African-American history. The job carries a teaching load of 9 courses over 4 semesters.
https://t.co/hTUURPrSHN
What's the history of the Black Arts Movement in the American South? James Smethurst joined me on @LeftOfBlack to discuss his book Behold the Land: The Black Arts Movement in the South (@UNC_Press)
https://t.co/ZopJcGXnKj
#BlackAugust