Africana Tea: A Global History of Tea and Black Women's Health. Illustrated e-book now available. Soon in paperback and hardcover. https://t.co/A3SHDZdjJx
Africana Tea by Dr. Evans is a creative representation of research on tea traditions and Black women's historical wellness.
Looking to make some new connections for some important work ahead. people in Atlanta working in some capacity at the intersection of food and energy justice. Please DM me. Farmers, designers, planners etc.
Hope you can join me as I talk about the legacy of African-American foodways and how that is a tool of resilience as part of the Smithsonian Gardens partnership with the @NMAAHC’s new series, “Let’s Talk African American Gardens” on October 26.
https://t.co/uKNGiMrjNh
Introducing the Black Teacher Archive, an open-access digital portal that opens a new lens on the history of education, on Black history, and on American history.
After @CocoGauff won the US Open, her grandmother, Yvonne Lee Odom (who is known for desegregating Palm Beach County schools), and her family celebrated the win at Saint John Missionary Baptist Church in Boynton Beach.
.@danielle_zoe “The goal of the Environmental and Climate Justice Syllabus is to assemble readings, articles, case studies, and biographies from key writers, scholars, and activists working for environmental freedom (to borrow @maliniranga’s phrase!)” https://t.co/nBHVVsNFjG
Whew @JasmynBeKnowing I loveeeeeeee episode 5 of #survivalofthethickest. The way agency of Black public space and greenspace is weaved in as a regenerative practice of liberation that we deserve —👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾
Affirmative action gutted.
Black, Ethnic, LGBTQ+ & Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies attacked.
The fall of Roe.
Banning books.
Banning ideologies coined by Black Feminists.
And y’all want Black academics to go on as business as usual?
Nah.
Too many scholars conflate "environmentalism" or "talking about environment/landscape" with "environmental justice"
And "talking about climate change" with "climate justice" 1/4
"Myth # 1: #childcare is not a problem in the farm sector." Glad to see @FarmBureau and @NFUDC bringing farmer child care priorities to #farmbill23 policy discussions.
https://t.co/rdHHj134PZ
Matcha mushroom 🍄 for me. Plus Blu’s first crop - a beautiful heirloom purple bean 🫘 (playing it cool but super proud of her🥰) + a new plant for my home office.
I’ll always be a coffee lover, but the matcha mushroom mix feels so much better to me. No hard crash and the energy translates to focus rather than just kinda being hype all over lol.