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Attorney General Edward W. Brooke, the Politics of Gradualism and Immediacy, and the Struggle for Civil Rights | The Journal of African American History: Vol 109, No 1 journals.uchicago.edu/doi/abs/10.108…?

Excited to serve as guest co-editor of a special issue of The Journal of African American History. The theme is: 'Reassessing the Long History of Historically Black Colleges and Universities' and the deadline is July 1, 2024.

Please consider submitting!

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Students Are the Spark: Anti-apartheid in the Long 1980s | The Journal of African American History: Vol 108, No 3 journals.uchicago.edu/doi/abs/10.108…

Indeed, not a straight line from the 60s student uprisings to now. We can’t forget about the 80s. I wrote about it and found you in the archive. journals.uchicago.edu/doi/abs/10.108…

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Students this term learned a lot from Amanda Joyce Hall’s 'Students Are the Spark: Anti-apartheid in the Long 1980s” journals.uchicago.edu/doi/abs/10.108…

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The new issue of the Black History Bulletin, Teaching Truth to Power, is now available! asalh.org/document/the-b…

Uncover a world of literary gems in the latest edition of BHB! Get a copy today for access to captivating reads and enrich your library's collection.
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Published in 2005, this article from The Journal of African American History situates the Hip Hop generation within the broader landscape of Black history. Learn more: ow.ly/ejbb50QGPv8 ASALH

It’s here! So blessed to have a chapter in this book! 🙌🏽 Thanks again to the amazing editors Dr. Francoise N. Hamlin & Charles W McKinney, Jr.! Also, special thanks to my community who continue to love, mentor, and support ❤️ #BlkTwitterstorians #BlackStudies #Twitterstorians

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The Journal of African American History is seeking submissions for a special issue on historically Black colleges and universities. Manuscripts are due by July 1. Read the call for papers: ow.ly/be0M50QTwvt ASALH

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Powered by human courage, the Underground Railroad offered a route to freedom and resistance. We're recognizing the men and women who helped change history with the U.S. Postal Service #UndergroundRailroadStamps 🌟 Get yours now at b.link/9amvk9th!

I'm honored and excited to join the Editorial Board of The Journal of African American History. I look forward to working with some brilliant folks, and giving back to ASALH, an organization that has nourished and sustained me for over twenty years now.

It's my distinct privilege to join the board of the The Journal of African American History. I look forward to working with and learning from some of the historical discipline's most brilliant minds!