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AAIHS was founded to foster dialogue about thought & culture. We publish the blog (President: ):

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    Apr 26

    Fifty Years Ago, Brandeis Created One Of The First Black Studies Departments

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    Apr 26

    "the digital revolution increases the ability of researchers to treat the writing of biography over a multigenerational span as...fluid, interactive, and both prospective and retrospective (consonant with the dynamic of family existence)." via

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    Apr 26

    I can't wait for this brilliant book to drop! Already added it to my syllabus (so it better come out on time! LOL). Congratulations, !! 📢 is killing the game. Period. 🙌🏾

    Finishing up the index for ’s forthcoming book from , The Black Republic. Brandon’s book is excellent - deeply researched + well written; a must read for anyone interested in African American history, Haiti, US imperialism, black internationalism, + more.
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    Apr 26

    Frederick Douglass, Family, and Biography via

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    Congratulations to President on earning ! 🥂

    Keisha N. Blain, ASSOCIATE Professor of , has such a nice ring to it. 🤓Thank you to everyone who made this possible. I could not have done it without your support. I am so very happy.
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    Apr 23

    on Brigitte Fielder () offers: "Frederick Douglass’s Narrative of Childhood"

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    on Ronald Angelo Johnson () offers: "Frederick Douglass and a Diplomacy of "

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    Apr 20

    “You have to act as if it were possible to radically transform the world. And you have to do it all the time.” —Angela Davis

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    Apr 21

    GIRL IN CHARGE, Deborah Roberts, 2018

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    Apr 21

    Moving and disheartening commentaries on black academic experiences by Gerald Early Matthew Clair Emily Bernard, Stefan M. Bradley, Danny Bernard Martin, Ebony O McGee Nadiah Farah Foley and Michael Javen Fortner

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    Apr 20

    white folks, I don't care how nice your dog is, dogs have been used as a tool of white control, dominance and violence, from slavery, through civil rights to police dogs today. When you let your dogs take up more space than us, you are perpetuating this.

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    Apr 20

    The 'Baby Dolls' of New Orleans: Gender, Race, and Self-Creation | via

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    Apr 18

    After the Gordon Fraser piece in about the "Twitterization of the Academic Mind," and I co-wrote a letter to the editor in defense of :

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    Apr 20

    The Race of Disaster: Black Communities and the Crisis in Puerto Rico via

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    Apr 20

    Informative re: new on & Thanks via

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    Apr 22

    The Daily Chemical Warfare on Black ’s Bodies "Black women are often fighting for our lives in every aspect, especially regarding our and ." --

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    Apr 22

    amazing work from check it out,

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    Apr 16

    If you’re an academic working on any aspect of gender and sexuality in comics or comics culture, please consider submitting a proposal to this new book series I’m editing for Routledge.

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    Apr 22

    My thoughts about the ad pulled, criticized for sugarcoating slavery

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