It was a joy to reflect on the healing power of transnational, intergenerational Black Girlhood Communion, as I thought through liberation, ethnographic transparency/refusal, the legacy of Jamaican Sociologist Erna Brodber 🤎& developing community programs with my interlocutors.

🚨 Excited to share my new Social Problems article that rethinks the fields engagement w/ Liberation Sociology! When interviewing Black Millennials about their racial, religious, & political lives during BLM, liberation came up a lot. This study examines those narratives. #SocAF

Freeway tells LeVar Burton, “Yeah I grew up off you,” and starts singing the “Reading Rainbow” theme song

Today, we mourn the loss of the legendary poet, activist, and truth-teller, Nikki Giovanni. Her words shaped movements, her voice inspired generations, and her legacy will forever live in our hearts. As we celebrate her life, let us continue to honor her by uplifting stories of

Love that my friends keep sending me this new article about #IdaBWells in British Journal of Sociology! Y’all know that’s my queen! 👸🏾 I can’t wait to read it! 🤩 #SocAF doi.org/10.1111/1468-4…

The diaspora diasporing. Cause we brought this with us.❤️ Hand games are the embodiment of Black girlhood and joy. Aside from the physical and mental benefits of lyrical timing and coordination, hand games helped shape how we viewed the world. Unfortunately, it's a culture that's

CELEBRATING 221 YEARS OF HAITI’S INDEPENDENCE! • 🇭🇹 ____________

Howard University is the only #HBCU with a swimming program 👏🏽 The team is practicing here in Orlando ahead of their conference championship next month FOX 35 Orlando Good Day Orlando

“…questions of race and ethnicity were never far removed from ones of social class.” -Familiar Stranger, Stuart Hall Brings me back to when I was writing Chp. 4 of my dissertation on the intersections of color, class, gender (& by extension, sexualities) in Jamaican education.

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The funniest thing I’ve seen all day, “Uncle Justin and Uncle Usain, I wanna beat your kids” 😂🔥 Hello?!? The muscles dem a pop eno. I fully endorse this! 😂 🎥 Asafa Powell

So glad to share space with these International Black Girlhood Scholars on this #InternationalWomensDay2025 🤎

First day as an associate professor & first day of sabbatical leave 🙌🏾 sociology.fas.harvard.edu/people/christi…

In "Exorbitance," anthropologist Deborah A. Thomas calls for new approaches to political sovereignty grounded in the embodied forms of autonomy and relation created in daily life. Read the intro for free now: buff.ly/eP7HVCR