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ASALH Executive Council Meeting

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ASALH Executive Council Meeting

Executive Council Meeting Thursday, October 19, 2023 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. EST This meeting will be held online via Zoom. Access will be provided to ASALH members who request it. […]

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ASALH: Association for the Study of African American Life and History

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Your Impact Matters – Join Our Mission! 🌟Your generosity fuels the vital work of ASALH, from empowering students and educators to preserving the stories of African American leaders and everyday heroes. This December, as we celebrate Carter G. Woodson’s 149th birthday, we invite you to make a gift and be part of his enduring legacy.🔗:https://asalh.org/woodson-birthday-campaign/#ASALH #CarterGWoodson #MakeADifference ... See MoreSee Less

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Showcase your brand at the 2025 Black History Month Festival! This is your chance to advertise at a historic celebration spotlighting African Americans & Labor. Align your business with a legacy of progress and innovation, and connect with a diverse, engaged audience. ✨ Don’t miss this opportunity! 🔗 asalh.org/festival/advertise/___#ASALH2025 #BlackHistoryMonth #AfricanAmericansAndLabor #JaribuHill #ChrisSmalls #ASALH #AdvertiseWithUs ... See MoreSee Less

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Want to Make a Difference? 🤎This December, as we honor Carter G. Woodson's 149th birthday, we invite you to celebrate his legacy by supporting ASALH. Your gift helps us:- Expand educational programs for students and educators- Support research on the African American experience- Host public events that deepen understanding of Black history- Preserve the legacies of African American leaders and everyday heroesSpecial Gifts for Donors:- $50–$149: Woodson House Ornament- $150–$299: Seasonal Candle + Ornament- $300+: Two Seasonal Candles + OrnamentYour generosity empowers future generations to learn from the past and build a brighter, equitable future. Donate today and make an impact!🔗: asalh.org/woodson-birthday-campai #ASALHA#CarterGWoodsono#MakeADifferencer#BlackHistoryMatterst#holidaygivingiving ... See MoreSee Less

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The winner of this year’s Association of Black Women Historians Brown Article Prize was Margarita Lila Rosa's 2023 The Journal of African American History article, “They Won’t Let Me Alone’: Riotous Black Women & the Archival Offerings of Desire & Desperation.”The ABWH Brown Article Prize recognizes the best article about Africana women’s history. Rosa, a Harlem-based public scholar specializing in Afro-Latin American and Black Atlantic history and contemporary art. She is currently a Lecturer in the Department of Black and Latino Studies at Baruch College, at the City University of New York. Congratulations to all involved! 🎉🎉🎉University of Chicago Press Journalswww.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/abs/10.1086/726674?journalCode=jaah&fbclid=IwY2xjawHGht1leHRuA2FlbQ... ... See MoreSee Less

“They Won’t Let Me Alone”: Riotous Black Women and the Archival Offerings of Desire and Desperation | The Journal of African American History: Vol 108, No 4

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Abstract This article follows the life of Belle Naler, a riotous Black woman who migrated to California in the 1890s. Drawing from newspapers and prison records, this article contests the limitations ...

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