Jack Crangle

Lecturer in Contemporary British History, @HAPPatQUB. Book with @PalgraveHistory on immigration and diversity in Northern Ireland.

[Jack Crangle @jcrangle13]

New year, new book! Delighted that my first book was published with @PalgraveHistory at the start of 2023. Exactly 8 years after I submitted my PhD proposal, the finished version is finally here! Thanks to all who helped me along the way.

[Jack Crangle @jcrangle13]

Speaking at this event on Wednesday 22 January. Come along!

[Migrant Centre NI @MigrantCentreNI]

There are still a few spaces for this event on 22 January!

📅Wed 22 Jan
⏲️10AM-3PM
📍Portadown Town Hall

*For participants from migrant and minority ethnic communities.

Register to attend here➡️https://t.co/49FfgS4qUH

[Jack Crangle @jcrangle13]

Oldest living survivor of Tulsa race massacre casts vote for Kamala Harris | US elections 2024 | The Guardian https://t.co/Ax3039qBT7

[Laura Smith @laurasmitthh_]

Is there anyone who lives in NI who would be interested in being involved in my PhD research? I've attached a photo of what the project is about, and a link to express your interest is here: https://t.co/cQAEa7jIuK

[Jamie-Lukas Campbell @JamieLukasC]

Fantastic History seminar @HAPPatQUB today featuring the talented Dr @jcrangle13, who presented his moving oral history research spanning identity, belonging, and exclusion.

Hat-tip to the outstanding organising committee: @mpalawrence @BrockbankConor and James Orchin @QUBelfast

[Darren Lewis @Darren_Lewis5]

Lord Herman Ouseley’s determination to speak truth to power shook up the authorities and saw him create the original body to Kick Racism out of Football. Fearless, uncompromising & visionary, he made life better for thousands of Black and Brown players and fans across the country - many of whom will never know how much. People say the progress back then was small. But he was laying the foundations for the fight against discrimination we see now. Without Herman there would have been no progress at all. 🙏🏾

[Jack Crangle @jcrangle13]

This afternoon.

[HAPP at Queen's @HAPPatQUB]

Join us tomorrow for this week's History Seminar with our Dr Jack Crangle for: ''I Hated Being Irish': Identity, Exclusion, and Empowerment in Oral Histories of Black and Mixed-Race Ireland'

📅04/10, 4pm
🏛️01/003/27UQ

Register 👉https://t.co/Podwf2z3bE

All welcome!

[Dr Megan McAuley @MeganLFMcAuley]

Delighted to receive my copies of my book for Maynooth Studies in Local History based on my MA research! Huge thanks to all at @FourCourtsPress and editor @micksmessages
Available now online at https://t.co/9KjhTPLmHR and in bookshops next week!

[Jack Crangle @jcrangle13]

@MeganLFMcAuley Congrats, well deserved!

[Sean O'Connell @seanoconnellQUB]

We continue to take testimony from those impacted by Northern Ireland’s Mother and Baby Institutions, Magdalene Laundries and Workhouses. Please also consider speaking to us if your work gave you knowledge of these institutions or if you lived close to one and can offer insights.

[Marie Coleman @MarieMCole]

A compelling, if sad, story from one of our former @IrishStudiesQUB @HAPPatQUB students @NadiaDobrianska

[Carla Denyer @carla_denyer]

I am sitting through the debate on Govt's cut to pensioners' Winter Fuel Allowance, appalled by the dreadful braying in the chamber. It's so disappointing how much time in the Commons is spent on Punch & Judy theatrics rather than working on solutions together. I can't stand it.

[Sean O'Connell @seanoconnellQUB]

Please consider sharing this. We are trying to seek the truth about mother and baby institutions, Magdalene Laundries and Workhouses in Northern Ireland. Read more about this here 👇

[Dr. Jennifer Redmond @RedmondJennifer]

We'd love to see anyone who can come along on the 26th, with renewed thanks to all our contributors and the amazing @FourCourtsPress team

[Jack Crangle @jcrangle13]

@KConnellWriter @AyoCaesar Just listened to this. Great job and really well articulated.

[Jack Crangle @jcrangle13]

Thanks also to @corkcitylibrary for having us.

[Jack Crangle @jcrangle13]

Great night in Cork yesterday for the final public history workshop of our @IrishResearch New Foundations grant. Thanks for making this happen. Fantastic to hear these diverse histories at a time when those on the far right try to exclude and intimidate. #LoveIrishResearch

[Conrad J Bryan @conradbryan]

Frederick Douglas gave a talk in Cork’s Imperial Hotel in October 1845. The black Paddington family, featured in my book, lived in Cork then, and Ireland first black catholic priest Fr Paddington was from Cork.
Thanks to @jcrangle13 + @Adrian_Mulligan for making the event happen

[Jack Crangle @jcrangle13]

@Cornagcat Thank you for coming!

[Berg @Cornagcat]

This was a brilliant event. Such a fascinating subject presented by @conradbryan #IrishPeopleofColour
and bringing the geography of place alive on the Cork Abolitionists Trail by Dr. Adrian Mulligan.
Congratulations @jcrangle13 and all involved.