The homies. #ABWH2022

"Flowers for Farah," by Robin DG Kelley. Yes! Fields and forests filled with flowers for Farah! bostonreview.net/articles/flowe…

Join us tomorrow Feb 22, 2023 for our Sterling Stuckey Lecture Series virtual presentation with Dr. Brandi Brimmer @ 4p (PST). She will be discussing her research on postwar black women and the Pension Bureau! ucr.zoom.us/j/95533639205

Sterling Stuckey Lecture Series UCR History Department Please join us in person or online for a lecture by Dr. Kidada Williams May 10, 2023 @ 4pm (PST) ucr.zoom.us/j/97887194045

I have been reading Back and Forth. new book and whew. This book is so beautifully written and the stories are incredible! Reminder: Join us this Wednesday, May 10 in person or online for a lecture by Dr. Back and Forth.. @ 4pm PST at UCR or online: ucr.zoom.us/j/97887194045

I can't say enough good things about your new book. Your visit was so fantastic. A highlight for us and the Stuckey Series!

Post a photo of your pet and who they're named after. Lulu White, New Orleans madame and all around baddie.

I saw Cornel West last weekend at Leimert Park speaking at a BLM event and he told us that he had "thug" in him. This political season is going to be a shitshow.

Yeah. He invoked Paul Laurence Dunbar, DuBois and others. He said white supremacy fears black people's capacity for love. That's when I knew it was time to go. Bruh. I'm not in one of your lectures. what is your POLITICAL PLAN to deliver us from this nightmare??

Thank you to the Black Voice News for inviting me to talk about African Americans and the history of rice. The longer article is available at BVN, but this is a brief discussion about rice culture and it's global impact.

I am slightly amused that Trump has to turn himself in at Rice Street jail. If you know, you know.

This is what I'm saying. Going to Rice Street either as an inmate or picking up your friends is practically a rite of passage in Atlanta (also a relic of Jim Crow). My people never miss.

Some of you fangirl over Beyoncé. But this is me today!!! The UCR History Department's Sterling Stuckey Series is hosting the brilliant Dr. Jennifer L. Morgan this afternoon @ 3pm Please come by if you're on campus.

I've purchased 3 copies in the last few months for some of the children in my life. It's such a beautifully illustrated and informative book written for kids by an historian (and my former student!). My six year old and I have been reading it together.

Confirmed by Jari Honora.

A few weeks ago, Shennette Garrett-Scott said in her Stuckey Series lecture at UCR that W.E.B. DuBois was a ladies man and I can't stop thinking about it. I always assumed he was bookish and reserved. The more you know.