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The Journal of Civil and Human Rights shut down because the post-pandemic article pipeline was almost all white males, which was nowhere near the case beforehand.
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In a new doc, The Rebellious Life of Mrs. Rosa Parks, the civil rights icon’s life story is told in full, examining how her own activism has too often been overlooked. “We do know that she felt sidelined at times,” says co-director @redrubes14.
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Thank you to @KeishaBlain, @BrownUniversity, for bringing together scholars, activists, policymakers, and artists to honor the life and work of Fannie Lou Hamer on the 105th anniversary of her birth at @FordFoundation and delve into today’s civil and human rights issues.
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Dr. Emory J. Tolbert @HowardU @HowardUHistory @HowardGradSch Professor and former Chair of the Department of History
December 26, 1946
October 4, 2022
May his memory be a blessing.
Good for them although is every single one a white man?
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A highlight of my life.
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Did you know #WomensHistoryMonth has roots at Sonoma State University?
Its national recognition can be traced back to a class project at @SSU_1961 in the early 1970s led by pioneering alumnae including Molly Murphy MacGregor. nationalgeographic.com/histo…
Is the technology in your campus classrooms reliable or does it ever fail and cause disruptions to what you’re trying to accomplish?
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Talking Black History Month/Racial Fragility and Censorship with @donlemon @DonLemonTonight @TheLBJSchool @LBJ_GPAC @UT_HistDept @BlackStudiesUT @UTMEC @UT_DDCE @HSweattCenter @HenryLouisGates
I was rejected from all PhD programs except my last choice. One for eleven. Turned out to be a great fit.
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microsyllabus from @YalileJasmine on the history of campus policing is up now - Prof Suriel put together a dynamic group of works and media addressing the history of cops on campus including movements to get them off radicalhistoryreview.org/abu…
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If you need footnotes you can consult my article: “Radical Nonviolence, Interracial Utopias and the Congress of Racial Equality in the early Civil Rights Movement,” in The Journal of Civil and Human Rights, 4, 2 (Fall/Winter 2018): 31-61. @CivilHumanRight













