Not a historian, an anthropologist here, and just wondered if any of the beautiful people of #AcademicTwitter esp #queerstudies#queerhistory
could offer recommendations for sources to acknowledge the queer community in 1850-1950 Cleveland, OH? Earliest I can find online is 70's
In Brush Arbor Cemetery in MS, tombstones and unmarked graves date back to the 1800s! Dr. Cox has organized a group of researchers to preserve and teach about the lives of those buried in this Black cemetery β his work is essential to protect this history! https://t.co/B24B7MgSTC
In Brush Arbor Cemetery in MS, tombstones and unmarked graves date back to the 1800s! Dr. Cox has organized a group of researchers to preserve and teach about the lives of those buried in this Black cemetery β his work is essential to protect this history! https://t.co/B24B7MgSTC
@GALLIFRAEAN It's one of those that I'm not mad I read it, but it's also not a series I feel compelled to reread. I wanted it to be things it wasn't. Not the books fault.
Just got stuck in waiting mode cuz I did not decide on my next task before I started printing a 38 page document and I can only print double-sided by printing even pages, manually flipping the paper, then printing the odd pages, cuz my printer sucks, yay! #adhdthings
and the Perspective article
'Sex, gender, and sexuality in paleopathology: Select current developments and pathways forward' by Zuckerman & colleagues.
Both papers are freely available until 31st October 2023 here: https://t.co/WLvgowVM8j
CONGRATULATIONS to the authors!
@RyTheHistoryGuy @HamnerPam It's gone up since the last article I read about it, but that also means they're identifying more cases, so it'll likely keep rising until overall cases start to drop.
@Cgzinsou The Aleisha clan were mighty warriers, feared and reviled in their time, and I'm honored to claim their name, even if it means losing your trust.