The American Studies Department @UMassBoston joins with our students, colleagues, and community in condemning the long history of anti-Asian racism and violence in the U.S. Read our full statement here: https://t.co/YqpP46Z5St
FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION: My new film Down a Dark Stairwell officially qualified for the Academy Awards this year. It's also having its Boston premiere tonight. Thx to my hometown public media for this great chat about the film! @etrahan@WBUR@WBURartery
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Coverage of #DownADarkStairwell, which has its Boston premiere tonight at 7:30pm on @ArtsEmerson's web site, followed by a discussion with director @ursulaliang and UMass Boston professor Denise Khor. https://t.co/Z4fHcS72hj
Australia's 'DNA Magazine' features Prof. @AaronLecklider's forthcoming 'Love's Next Meeting: The Forgotten History of Homosexuality and the Left in American Culture' for 2021 https://t.co/hKKMW3JDUg Don't you want to work with us? https://t.co/w58Hyw64QC
Prof. Denise Khor is moderating a screening of 'Down a Dark Stairwell' @ArtsEmerson with filmmaker @ursulaliang 2/5/21: https://t.co/OXJ3qnCgiw Don't you want to work with us? https://t.co/w58Hyw64QC
We are sharing grief and sadness with the Tree of Life community in Pittsburgh, and we will continue educating our brilliant and diverse students at UMass Boston on the history of American... https://t.co/Exd8yZ3bnV
Historians broadly agree that lynchings were a method of social and racial control meant to terrorize black Americans into submission, and into an inferior racial caste position.... https://t.co/gVWPSqa5Ft
Andre Diehl, alum of @UMassBostonAMST MA program here @UMassBoston w/another brilliant post drawn from MacDougall archive--a letter Mac got inviting him to join class action suit against Milli Vanilli. We need pop culture archives! @joshshepperd https://t.co/P6HBTW5GeV
Visual artist Tri Quach visited Prof. Denise Khor’s class “Asians in the United States” to discuss the role of art and image making in the 1970s Asian American political movement. Students got a... https://t.co/Gn1by9UKnI
More than 4,000 black men, women, and children died at the hands of white mobs between 1877 and 1950. Can you name any of them? This memorial in Montgomery, Alabama, is trying to change that. https://t.co/pP915a8WBu
Today, we honor #Boston's resilience, generosity, & strength for the fourth annual "One Boston Day" – here's how you can get involved: https://t.co/wBBGneCVZY
After you’ve finished your taxes this Tuesday April 17th, come to the Campus Center at 4pm to hear this talk on women, incarceration, and race with Joy James and Michelle Jones!