This summer I wrote my first policy report on protecting Black girls in school, check it out here! Huge shoutout to @IjeomaOparaPHD , the Youth Advisory Board, and @thesashlab for this opportunity and support throughout ❤️
#OTD in 2020, Louisville Metro Police Department officers shot and killed 26-year-old Breonna Taylor in her home while executing a search warrant.
The DOJ recently found reasonable cause to believe that the LMPD has routinely violated the constitutional rights of residents.
We ♥️ Black women historians! Dr. Sydney McKinney on the the relevance of @CherylDHicks1’ work and her book “Talk With You Like A Woman” for us today.
Check out our full conversation with Dr. Hicks 👉🏿 https://t.co/Uo8mQH1hIu #BlackHistoryMonth@ABWHTruth@UNC_Press
@NBWJInstitute@ABWHTruth@UNC_Press@NBWJInstitute Thank you for your continued support!!!! Your work is so incredibly important. I appreciated the opportunity to provide historical context for how New York’s criminal legal system treated Black women and girls between 1890-1935.
We appreciated talking with @divafeminist last week about her new book “America, Goddam" violence against Black women & girls, gender dynamics of anti-Black violence, & the fight for liberation. ICYMI, check out the video! https://t.co/yesis5nwq8
My article: "My Mother was My Everything’: Police Murder, Family Loss & Deferred Dreams"
Explores the 1984 #NYC police murder of Sharon Walker. @McKmglvr@LangstonReview issue: "Montage of a Dream Deferred: Projecting Langston Hughes's Vision During COVID-19"
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TWO POSITIONS: UD's Department of Africana Studies is hiring for positions in 1) Film, Media, and Visual Studies and 2) Visual and Material Culture Studies. Review of applications will begin September 10th.
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Happy heavenly 29th birthday, Bre!! 🙏🏾 We know she's resting in POWER. As we remember her life – which was so tragically taken from us by @LMPD's officers - we must continue fighting for JUSTICE for #BreonnaTaylor!
We are excited for this upcoming conversation with @DorothyERoberts about her new book about how the child welfare system destroys Black families—and how abolition can build a safer world. Join us! Tuesday, 6/21 REGISTER → https://t.co/RMNX1vPzUp
We celebrate the historic confirmation of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to become the first Black women justice on the U.S. Supreme Court!
#KetanjiBrownJackson#KBJ#Blackwomen