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Professor Michael Blakey deserved so much better than what AAA Communities has been meting out to his inbox and the inboxes of so many Black colleagues who should not be subjected to racism delivered to them fresh from their professional association American Anthropological Association

The Rockstar Anthropologist Blog Lives! therockstaranthropologist.com/the-rockstar-a… via TheRockstarAnthro- Join me on IG and Bsky #anthropology #relaunch #scicomm

Reports of forced hysterectomies on ICE detainees are part of a long history of state violence & anti-immigrant attacks. JOIN US in speaking out & committing to dismantling & rebuilding systems that disrespect & harm our communities. SIGN ON: bit.ly/RJCalltoAction…. #AbolishICE

1) Please check me if I'm missing something – the American Anthropological Association community forum will now be moderated, but I don't see any condemnation of past/existing posts. Nor is there an apology for allowing it to go on so long.

2) The messaging re: the availability of (other) unmoderated forms to spew hate is also concerning. How about condemning / discouraging that as well?

Webinar: The Case for Letting Anthropology Burn? Race, Racism, and Its Reckoning in American Anthropology blog.wennergren.org/2020/08/webina…

A New Path Forward: Guiding Repatriation in Medical Examiner and Coroner Offices udenver.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Just in time for #CiteBlackWomenSunday, an interview with Jackson, Fatimah in Feminist Anthropology Journal -- a biological anthropologist pursuing her scholarship, navigating racism and sexism, and being guided by her deen. anthrosource.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/fe…

Today would be a good day to abolish the system that killed Breonna Taylor.

Three charges. None for her murder. The system isn’t broken. It is designed to enable police violence. nyti.ms/2FKSLLt

I’m so happy to see these women and their work being supported. Their good news is our good news. cnn.com/2020/10/06/us/…

Black feminist elder, activist, and transformative scholar and anthropologist, Dr. Faye Harrison is one of our elders honored in the 50th Anniversary issue of TA. Harrison served as President of the ABA from 1989 to 1991 and was one of the founders of TA. (1/7)

We are so very excited to bring you the schedule for #BlackinBioAnthWeek 🙌🏾 Join us Feb 1-7 to learn more about biological anthropology and the Black students, researchers, and enthusiasts who contribute to this ever-diversifying field!#BiBAWeek #BlackInBioAnth #Blackinstem

"There are not very many black forensic anthropologists. For Tulsa, it's this rare chance of let a black person use black bodies to tell their story... My work is the story of someone’s loved ones.” - Dr. Phoebe Stubblefield bbc.com/news/world-us-…

Congratulations to our Anthropology grads! ANTHRO! ANTHRO! ANTHRO! #2023AUGrad