I'm happy to share that you can now pre-order my book, Visualizing Equality! Teacher friends: I'm happy to speak with your classes about the topics covered in the book. The paperback is $18 when you use the discount code 01DAH40 here: https://t.co/K5daD68fAB
Read Black history as it happened in Chronicling America's #historicalnewspapers—free online pages, 1756-1963! @mollyhardy writes about 18th-c. papers, incl. the New Hampshire Gazette, printed by an enslaved Black man: https://t.co/ivCWA7pOhQ. #PresAccessFunded#BlackHistoryMonth
Want to catch me while I'm bouncing around the East Coast? Making stops at @EmoryHistory@UGAHistory @UVA_History @SCAatNYU @LatinxProjNYU @Malaprops & @HubCityBookshop! Here's where I'll be and when. More info on my website: https://t.co/RqWtDsCTfA
In an upcoming conference at The Huntington, explore issues of power, materiality, labor, hybridity, recovery, and reparation by tracing material cultures in early America.
Preview the discussion in our latest blog post: https://t.co/vdheTX6VWt
Struggling to refine grant applications for your second book? Or cranking out new chapters with speed? Either way, if you're writing about the early US, broadly conceived, the 2nd Book Writers Workshop with @SHEARites is for you! https://t.co/BtbegCKXk7 #twitterstorians
"We’re now uncovering things, we’re now continuing to discover, we’re now continuing to learn pieces about history, and our journey and path.” https://t.co/umjVtAbHT9
MSRC is so proud to announce that we have been awarded a Mellon Foundation grant in the amount of 2 million dollars! The grant will support MSRC for a four-year period, in which five staff positions will be created.
Are you a grad student hoping to get help to demystify the historical profession? Are you a junior to mid-level scholar with advice to share? Sign up by March 1 to be a mentor or mentee in the new SHEAR Early Career Mentorship program. #SHEAR2023 https://t.co/XsbZ1TljdT
We added 17 daguerreotype portraits to our digital collections. The pictures span the 1840s -1850s and feature Black people across the African Diaspora. #SchomburgCenter#BHM
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Applications for 2023–24 residential research fellowships at the @librarycompany due Jan 15! Dissertation, short-term, all the things. Philly! And 18th and 19th Century! And food! (Go see the @CCP_org murals on 4th and Washington while you're there)! https://t.co/J0YcMeiyeG
Happy Birthday to Fannie Lou Hamer (October 6th, 1917-March 14th, 1977)! Raised by sharecroppers and Black woman in Mississippi, her lived experience informed her commitment to reproductive, economic and racial justice!
Very eager to read _Unsafe Words_ by @trevorhoppe when it's released. Preorder with code RFLR19 for 30% off + FREE SHIPPING. That comes to $13.97. A steal, especially considering the amazing range of important essays in it! https://t.co/77Z5JxjeV6