Co-author: Futboleras: a History of Women and Sport in Latin America. Author: Fútbol! Why Soccer Matters in Latin America. NCCU History. Believe in HBCUs.
Hey, @GovTimWalz. Congratulations from one 20-year social studies teacher to another! I’m so inspired that I’m leaving a family reunion at 3:30 a.m. to drive to the rally in Eau Claire. Any chance that you can say hi for a minute? I’ll be the guy in this Macalester hat. Thanks!
Dr. Glen A. Harris, Professor of History @UNCWilmington, @NCCU B.A., M.A., @FloridaState Ph.D., will be the keynote speaker for the 33rd Annual Earlie E. Thorpe Memorial Lecture, sponsored by @NCCU, Sunday, Oct. 22, at 3 pm, @Stagville Historic Stagville https://t.co/4y9NMe5QjN
Service Announcement: the amazing crowd at the Nebraska volleyball match is NOT a record for women’s sports. That belongs to the 1971 unofficial Women’s World Cup Final at the Azteca, described in *Futbolera* by @Politicultura & @jhnadel.
@robratjr@CoastalPreps Hey man, sorry to hear about the trolling after last year. You are 100% right that the players play the game and react. But I don’t think there’s any criticism of the players intended here. This is all about the ref.
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