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"Taken together, our findings reveal that the pandemic provided a ‘stress test’ for the criminal legal system." One of the most important works science that I've ever contributed to. Thank you to all who made it happen. 👇🏿 Thread below, tells the story.

In an accompanying commentary for Andscape, I articulate the need for more quantitative scientists from diverse backgrounds to ask these kinds of questions. andscape.com/features/new-s…

One critical lesson from COVID: mass incarceration is a health hazard, so “the criminal justice system must figure out how to reduce incarceration strategically, safely, and equitably.”Thank you Amy Maxmen, PhD for shouting out our work in your important oped!washingtonpost.com/opinions/2023/…

Elizabeth Hinton Thank you! Yours was such an important paper. I loved the spot-on conclusion. nature.com/articles/s4158…

I mean… Annette Gordon-Reed, Nell Painter, Crystal Feimster, & Thavolia Glymph 🖤🖤🖤🖤 featuring Eric Foner

On May 24th, NFHA & Legal Defense Fund will convene an important conversation on the unfinished work of the Kerner Commission Report. Come hear noted speakers Jelani Cobb, Richard Rothstein, Darrick Hamilton , Elizabeth Hinton , Damon Todd Hewitt & more. REGISTER: bit.ly/41Mbf1Q

ICYMI: You can watch the full recording of "Dismantling Racism: The Unfinished Work of the Kerner Commission" HERE: youtu.be/JaWcz_kCyi8 #dismantlingracism

Oprah's relationship with hip-hop clearly evolved over the 90s into the 2000s. The question from C. Brandon Ogbunu is: Who moved toward who?

Yes! Take a ride with us! We spill all tea! Thank you Elizabeth Hinton and Saida Grundy, DEI Hire.🇸🇩 for making this episode deliciously fun! Leah Wright Rigueur So much to discuss!

We’re hiring Yale History Af-Am Studies!! #twitterstorians

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“[T]he responsibility” for racial inequality in the US “lies with liberalism itself—in the premise that goodwill, educational opportunities, markets, & limited anti-discrimination laws will solve inequality ‘in due time.’ The consequences are still with us today.” —Elizabeth Hinton

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Join us Tues, Sept. 19 at 4:30pm for A Discussion in Race, Art, & Activism in America. A talk by SZA followed by a round table ft. Megan Ming Francis derecka Elizabeth Hinton Aisha Beliso-DeJesus Register here: rb.gy/dbzlg

And here it is! The official CFP for the next American Political History Conference in Nashville in June: as.vanderbilt.edu/history/americ…

Looking forward to this! On Monday, C. Brandon Ogbunu and I will be presenting work on mass incarceration and public health Brown University School of Public Health Brown Epidemiology Joint work alongside the amazing Elizabeth Hinton Sam Scarpino + many more Inst. on Policing, Incarceration & Public Safety Network Science Institute Institute for Experiential AI at Northeastern events.brown.edu/epidemiology/e…

Guys! Big Announcement! I am STOKED to debut the cover of my upcoming book, "We Refuse: A Forceful History of Black Resistance." Out in 2024, I'm hype! Basic Books Wellesley College This Day In Esoteric Political History You can pre-order here: hachettebookgroup.com/titles/kellie-…

The special issue of the Journal of African American History is ready to ship, and it is a good one. Thanks to my amazing co-editors editors Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor joshuaguild Ben Talton and Leah Wright Rigueur and all of the contributors. journals.uchicago.edu/toc/jaah/curre…