📣THIS THURSDAY! Upcoming Teach-In: “Tender Mercies: Exploring Agency and Intimacy in the Personal Archives of Black Women Writers” by @keondra! 🎉
🗓️: Thursday, July 11
⏱️: 6:30 PM EST
📍: Zoom
🔗: https://t.co/LHP35AS9S5
#schoolforblackfeministpolitics
Thanks to everyone who joined us earlier this week to learn more about the power of Black print culture in the 19th and 20th centuries with doctoral candidate Britney Henry.
Published in 1891, The Afro-American Press and Its Editors is one of the earliest books to analyze Black newspapers across the nation. Learn more about this formative piece of the cultural and historical memory of the Black press: https://t.co/hb1rUmEHoj
It’s been an absolute joy getting to curate this exhibition & I can’t wait for everyone to experience all of the Black print material featured starting February 6, 2024!
@CLIRDLF was an amazing experience! I got to meet so many wonderful people & engage with digital scholarship in ways that I have yet to. Moreover, I truly enjoyed getting to present & collaborate with @kayla_lib! Hope we can work on more projects together in the future!
Dr. Kishonna Gray’s plenary was absolutely incredible!! @KishonnaGray’s plenary was titled, “Archiving Cultures: Gaming as Black Digital Storytelling!” What a great start to DLF Forum 2023! #DLFforum
“You don't start out writing good stuff. You start out writing crap and thinking it's good stuff, and then gradually you get better at it. That's why I say one of the most valuable traits is persistence.”
― Octavia E. Butler
Had an amazing time presenting with @MikaylaHarden, @MonetTimmons, & @MelissaBArt this past weekend at the 2023 Feminisms & Rhetorics Deconference! The theme was “Feminisms and Reckonings: Interrogating Histories and Harms, Beginning Restorative Practices.”
Historians/Black Studies Scholars -
I'm working up a course on the history of Black Women's activism in the US.
What should we read?
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