In "Cosmetics, Whiteness, and Fashioning Early Modern Englishness," Josie Schoel's 60.1 article, letters exchanged between Elizabeth I, Melike Safiye Sultan, and Esperenza Malchi demonstrate "the ways...cosmetics culture depended on transcultural contact" https://t.co/o9Y40dmKpc
@Radio929 Your segment on “weird” African traditions, mocking a practitioner who was stung to death during ritual ancestor work with bees, was racist AF. Do better.
zombie movie set at a university, administration sending emails like 'now that zombie apocalypse is endemic and we return to normal we ask no one to be judgmental about bite marks and remind you that whether or not to eat brains is a personal choice'
These Black-led Community Organizations in Buffalo could really use your support after the anti-Black white supremacist mass shooting that took place on May 14th. 🧵👇🏿
David Weeden: Archeology as colonial practice and destructive science. The disciple needs to incorporate indigenous perspective & practice. Laws and advocacy in support of native inclusion are necessary. @CapeAnnMuseum
https://t.co/dGz3eLqbHv
@CapeAnnMuseum
Linda Coombs: Colonizers assumed abundance and plenty of “endemic” land due to happenstance not indigenous peoples’ right relationship with that land.
https://t.co/dGz3eLqbHv
Endicott’s Tadler Center for Humanities is hosting critically-acclaimed author and Hughes-Rogers Professor of African American Studies at Princeton University, Dr. Imani Perry!
Thursday, April 21
5-6pm
Rose Theater
Walter J. Manninen
Center for the Arts
#imaniperry
@BitchMedia@AshAgony Oh wow. Bitch shaped my thinking in countless ways, especially as a teen trying to figure what it means to be a feminist. Thank you for helping me find my voice. Thank you for everything.
The Tadler is thrilled to host Award-winning genderqueer author and LGBTQIA+ advocate Alex Gino!
Tuesday, 4/12 at 6pm. To register for the Zoom Event: https://t.co/aP3YKf3C6e
@lxgino @EndicottCollege