42 years ago today, Walter Rodney, an extraordinary guerrilla intellectual, was assassinated. Fortunately for us, his work and legacy live on not least through the @RodneyProject. https://t.co/CkNMbQazB1
The FIFA World Cup Cup kicks off today. I’ll be posting film recommendations based on the countries playing each match. All of them are available to stream/rent in the U.S.
Here’s the first:
Mexico: IDENTIFYING FEATURES 🇲🇽
vs.
South Africa: THE WOUND 🇿🇦
It was a pleasure speaking with @allyson_nadia about her incisive new book LABOR OF LOVE: BLACK PERFORMANCE AND THE KISS THAT CHANGED FILM—a work I find to be equally revealing and thrilling.
Our conversation via @LAReviewofBooks.
https://t.co/U0TwXoOdci
The first accurate and scholarly account of what happened in Wilmington 1898 was written by a Black woman, Dr. Helen G. Edmonds, in 1951. The historical profession criticized her work but time has vindicated her scholarship. #AmericanCoupPBS
The Libraries and @DuBoisUMass will host the 29th Annual Du Bois Lecture 9/12/24, 6-7:30 p.m. Old Chapel, UMass Amherst:
“Did W. E. B. Du Bois’s Rejection of Ida B. Wells Project Trauma and Alienation against Black Rebellion?”by Dr. Joy James
Link: https://t.co/8n32Kk2KdE
A reminder that 'Claudia Jones and Black Power: A Close Reading of the West Indian Gazette', as part of the Claudia Jones Special Issue, is free to access all summer! ☀️👇🏽
https://t.co/rsg3I5i8uu
Check out this exciting list of great books! The Best Black History Books of 2023 featuring the works of @KidadaEWilliams, @c_thorsson, @profblmkelley, @soulistaphd, @FictionsofHaiti, @JTRoane, @cmmphd, @JoanFloresVill1 & more. Check out the full list👉https://t.co/RdUvHGoldX
Check out our latest: The Black 1980s! Thank you to Special Guest Editors: George Derek Musgrove, Joshua Guild, Benjamin Talton, Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor, & Leah Rigueur. #JAAHistory Volume 108. No. 3. Summer 2003
Call for Papers: Special Issue on Black Comedians--Journal of African American Studies
Link: https://t.co/5OCUpm5nH9
Abstracts are to be emailed to Dr. Omari L. Dyson ([email protected]) at UNC Greensboro & Dr. Judson L. Jeffries ([email protected]) at The Ohio State University.
📢 Join us virtually on September 20th for a collaborative webinar lecture featuring Dr. Tera Hunter!
Hosted by Africana Studies at Pitt, Brown University, and UMass Amherst's W.E.B. Du Bois Department of Afro-American Studies.
Register now at: https://t.co/8FyTjDT5c7
Pleased to share that an article I worked on is now published in @JournalHMAS. Thank you to Brian Dolan for allowing me to contribute.
The Senator and the Sting Operation: Politics, the Media, and Frank Moss’s Exposé of “Medicaid Mills” https://t.co/roYZKVrOS0