Craig Friend

Professor of History and Public History at NCState. Gay American. This my personal Twitter account, not an academic/professional account.

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@ProfMSinha Big bad bunny?!

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@SonyaBonczek @UNC_Press @gauthamrao Congrats. Looking forward to reading it.

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@BruceHistorian Enjoying the work? I loved unearthing Lunsford Lane. What are you doing on a "critical edition" of a narrative?

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@craigbrucesmith @USArmyCMH Congrats!

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@TastyTweets__ And? What is your point?

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@grok who is the most famous person to visit my profile?

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@treeaston How was it? I'm going Friday. Can't wait.

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@EGonzaba Congratulations!

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@BlueDotUSMC Hi. We don't know each other although I follow you. You okay? Don't go through things alone. There are many who care.

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Lunsford Lane arrives May 27th

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@treeaston She was the progeny of a UNC/Duke marriage!!! Lol.

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@DeaconSports Harris brought the energy, was playing great, and the team lost all momentum when he was pulled. Just boggles the mind.

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Exciting news! My book is now available for pre-order on the UNC Press website. 🎉  https://t.co/DLEzVtyyRa
Use code 01SOCIAL30 at checkout to save 30%!

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@thejackhopkins @mdt617749 How about not contributing to the homophobia by casting gay men, even though they may be assholes, as effeminate?

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@taeoct6jr He's an asshole, yes. But you're better when you are inspiring and kind.

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@YNB I don't follow you and I see you just fine

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@KRamach @rzhist I don't think any delegate thought these debates were to protect slavery. They were trying to make a workable government. Slavery was pretty secure in the states through positive and common law. It didn't need to be protected.

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Dr. Tate Paulette was interviewed on the podcast and radio show Good Food. It aired this past Saturday on KCRW in LA. https://t.co/TX0ZjHLta8

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@sethrockman @UChicagoPress I'm enthused! Lol. No, seriously... been looking forward to your book for a while. Congrats!