Rachel McManimen

@UNCCharlotte alum & public historian. #CharlotteStrong

[Rachel McManimen @rachelmcmanimen]

@d_doddington It was a privilege to do so. I appreciate your offer and will definitely do that :) thank you!!

[Rachel McManimen @rachelmcmanimen]

Just received my PDF copy of North Carolina Historical Review January 2019, in which I wrote a review of @d_doddington ‘s newest publication. This text greatly influenced my MA thesis and is a fantastic contribution to the field of enslaved masculinity.

[Cassie Miller @cassiepmiller]

To everyone out here blaming the people of Alabama and Georgia for these monstrous abortion laws and saying we deserve it for voting these people into office - y’all have a lot to learn about gerrymandering and voter suppression

[Dr. Vanessa M Holden @drvholden]

This will happen state by state where Rs hold power. They want SCOTUS to hear a case and overturn Roe v Wade. Organizers have BEEN working on this and trying to tell us this was coming. Abortion remains legal (though heavily restricted in many of these states.) So, let’s fight.

[Rachel McManimen @rachelmcmanimen]

coming to you live fresh off the stage @ UNC Charlotte commencement @maddyyyyr7

[J. @learnteachwin]

Since some of y'all want to be disingenuous about the costs of college, I will just mention that even with a full tuition scholarship for undergrad as well as having tuition covered in my MA and PhD, I still ended up with student loan debt.

How?

Well...

[UNC Charlotte History @CLTHistoryDept]

Read about why Nike dropped an ad campaign celebrating the “lost cause,” thanks to action by Dr. Megan Kate Nelson and Prof. Karen Cox @SassyProf, among others.

[The Pulitzer Prizes @PulitzerPrizes]

Congratulations to @davidwblight, @simonschuster and @Yale. #Pulitzer

[Rachel McManimen @rachelmcmanimen]

This is awesome!!

[Ben Halpern @bendhalpern]

1969: Margaret Hamilton alongside the code that got us to the moon
2019: Katie Bouman alongside the data that got us to the black hole

[NatCivilRightsMuseum @NCRMuseum]

#OnThisDay in 1968, President LBJ signed into law the Civil Rights Act of 1968, which included the Fair Housing Act. Before his passing, Dr. King spent months discussing the act's significance with President LBJ and congressional leaders. #FreedomForward

[Rachel McManimen @rachelmcmanimen]

Lastly, if you want to read a thesis about enslaved masculinity, let me know. 🤓

[Dr. Joanne Freeman (@jbf1755 on lots o’ platforms) @jbf1755]

Please don't make claims about "the history of our Country" without knowing something about the history of our country.

Signed,
A historian

[Ayanna Pressley @AyannaPressley]

PSA: Dr. King wasn't murdered because he was a preacher, pacifist with a dream, that is revisionist history. He was murdered because he was
a radical disruptor of the status quo, considered by the FBI & white America to be a threat to our country.

[Notre Dame Women's Basketball @ndwbb]

Coach @MuffetMcGraw has always been about empowering women.

Today was no different.

#GoIrish