Sharing this again as there’s some free views left: journals.uchicago.edu/eprint/FZT7WMB…

If you’re at SHEAR, please think about coming to this amazing panel. Now co-moderated by Adam X. McNeil, PhD (aka Metaphors & Memes)

mit finds that despite all efforts to recruit and offer financial aid to disadvantaged and low-income applicants in non-race-based ways, there are now fewer black first-years enrolling at mit than in ... 1982

this is what my students think art history is…(all correct)

Apply! Blessed to be a current Mellon dissertation fellow—also, folks in Philadelphia, let’s connect!

this is my dissertation. the material know-how required for change!!

and we should all be thinking about how the south has always been a extractive resource, left underdeveloped and vulnerable.

My review of Matthew Rarey's Insignificant Things: Amulets and the Art of Survival in the Early Black Atlantic is out! It is anything but insignificant. If you're in slavery studies and/or Black studies, this is a must read. caareviews.org/reviews/4172

Here now ?

Hi all: My latest article, "Insurgent Tooling and the Collective Making of Slave Revolts" is now published and freely available at Journal18. journal18.org/issue18/insurg…

best art history / material culture stuff you read this year? In urgent need of inspiration.

Come celebrate Black History Month at the Black Philadelphia conference February 20- 22 in Philadelphia! librarycompany.org/academic-progr…

book/print history folks: what are your favorite texts on the environmental/material/political history of paper (specifically 20th century paper from trees)?

How many times did your dissertation change over the course of writing/researching? Its supposed to change, right? Right?