Decades before social media activism, investigative journalism was at the forefront of holding police brutality to account in 1970s Chicago
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Black perspectives and experiences of the past should be read all year round - this month’s selection of articles in the Kept Tabs newsletter reminds us why #BlackHistoryMonth
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Of course this image from this month’s newsletter had to make it to our social feeds! Kept Tabs covers Max Jones’ forensic analysis of explorer Fridtjof Nansen’s fame in the late 1800s. He compares two images of Nansen that appeared in the media.
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One was a hasty sketch that mimicked glimpsing Nansen in the flesh and the other was this, an official portrait, looking posed and profound. Today, the former would be a photo snapped by the paps and the latter? The image would definitely make Nansen’s curated insta feed.
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Edition #01 features Colin Fanning’s article on how LEGOs have exposed kids to constructed colonial stereotypical ideas on gender and ethnicity. Read the full breakdown in the Kept Tabs newsletter here https://t.co/4dnmY20NRT
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I've made a history newsletter with @JoramAppel! @kept_tabs shares the latest historical articles to help you stay up to date with the world of academic history📘
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Our first edition is here! It's about hidden imagery in Legos, Slavery and American Warfare, Nordic birth of folk-heroes, and non-Jewish eye-witnesses in the Holocaust. https://t.co/4dnmY20NRT
Introducing Kept Tabs, the newsletter that keeps tabs on the latest historical journals.📬
The very first monthly edition goes live today on @substack!
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Kept Tabs is created by @isabel_rgwilson and @joramappel. We’re both young historians working in public history. After finishing our History MAs, we missed keeping up with what was going on in academics 📖📝