“The complexity and contradictions create a tension that invites engagement with our story and the people whose lives are remembered and honored.” #prohumanitate
In a message to the @WakeForest community, @PresidentHatch announced steps the University is taking to address its antebellum history and affirm the humanity of all individuals. Read more ➨ https://t.co/7rHJiSnt34
Say goodbye to your happy plantation narrative: Only a small percentage of historical interpreters are black (yes I notice it!), and Cheyney McKnight is trying to change that #slaveryarchive https://t.co/awD55mv4pX
@hist4future discussed their work alongside other @NCStateCHASS students during a presentation on community-engaged scholarship. #ThinkAndDo https://t.co/6iqqmiibQA
We're excited to host Chancellor Woodson during his visit to the college this afternoon! One of his stops: a poster session with student researchers. #ThinkAndDo
We have a job opening for a full time position coordinating our @CandidCritters citizen science camera trapping project. Great opportunity for a people person who also likes animals, science, and conservation. Based out of my lab @naturalsciences https://t.co/rhnbnILY3F
Using historical research to tell the stories of the enslaved when "there are no documents" is like investigative reporting. You don't need "stuff" to tell history - you need the history. Be a storyteller. #SlaveryNewEngland@CFRRI
#Historiansforabetterfuture used the AHA's statement on Confederate moments to create a Free History Lesson for members of the public. Read all about it here: https://t.co/2vBg7jjs12
Historic house museums need to work together to become stronger, more vital parts of our communities. - Great sentiments from @GoganianSue at @AAMers#HouseMuseum2018#Museums
Today on History@Work: Q: “Sir, would you like a history of this monument?” A: “F**k You!” - Members of Historians for a Better Future planned to encounter many personalities along the sidewalk when we set up in front of . . . https://t.co/5gEOVwLB1x