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Negroes in Michigan History

John Green

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Brothers and Strangers: Black Zion, Black Slavery 1914-1940

Ibrahim K. Sundiata

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Black Homesteaders of the South

Bernice Alexander Bennett

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Promoting African American Writers: Library Partnerships for Outreach, Programming, and Literacy

Grace M. Jackson-Brown

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An Introduction to Black Studies (Coming January 2023)

Eric R. Jackson

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Black History Walks in London: Volume 1

Tony Warner

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Maria W. Stewart and the Roots of Black Political Thought

Kristin Waters

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Shirley Chisholm: Champion of Black Feminist Power Politics

Anastasia C. Curwood

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Riding Jane Crow: African American Women on the American Railroad

Miriam Thaggert

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Do You Remember? Celebrating 50 Years of Earth, Wind & Fire

Trenton Bailey, Ph.D.

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#GivingTuesday is a global generosity movement cre #GivingTuesday is a global generosity movement created in 2012 as a simple idea: a day that encourages people to do good. Since then, it has grown into a year-round global movement that inspires hundreds of millions of people to give, collaborate, and celebrate generosity. Giving Tuesday will be held on Tuesday, November 29, 2022. ASALH’s 2022 “Giving Tuesday Campaign” is dedicated to increasing student participation in our branches. We want to inspire. support and develop the next generation of Black historians, social scientists, scholars and educators. Our goal is to raise sufficient funds to pay the 2023 general membership dues for five student members for each ASALH branch. Hopefully, we will also raise enough money to pay their local dues as well. We are living in a time when states are in a frenzy to pass laws that prevent the teaching of our experience in America. We are in a time where we are being told that telling our history and lived experience brings such discomfort to school age children that it should be illegal to do so. We need to ensure that interested students have opportunities to participate in activities that accurately reflect our history and lived experience. Student membership dues are $55.00. We hope to add at least 275 student members through this effort. Each branch would be allowed to develop their own criteria for selecting and awarding the membership dues to five students. Our theme for this campaign is to request generous giving to ASALH to support our diligent efforts to preserve our past and share knowledge to shape our future. #giving #asalh #branches #youth Link in bio!
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Posted @withrepost • @drjelanifavors We throw th Posted @withrepost • @drjelanifavors We throw the word legend and icon around too loosely these days. But it was my honor and privilege to help bring this session together for #ASALH2022 featuring a man who is a TRUE pillar of FUNK music and American popular culture - Mr. Fred Wesley. In addition to his own brilliant solo career, Mr. Wesley’s horn played on some of the most important songs of the Black Power era while playing with James Brown and Parliament Funkadelic. During his INCREDIBLE talk with Dr. Scot Brown, he displayed the intersectionality of Black music when he said that James Brown hired him because “he liked the fact that I could put a little jazz in his funk.” Songs like, Say It Loud I’m Black and I’m Proud, and Make My Funk the P-Funk would not have been the same without his brilliant contributions. Thanks to @dr.scotbrown__musikverse for facilitating a stimulating conversation to a packed room who got to see and meet a musical legend up close. We are all much funkier for it!! #asalh2022 #fredwesley #fredwesleyandthejbs #passthepeas #sayitloudimblackandimproud #makemyfunkthepfunk #funkmusic #soulmusic #funkateers #legend #icon
SET YOUR REMINDER!!! Join us for our final Plenar SET YOUR REMINDER!!! Join us for our final Plenary Session: The History of Black Women and Health, today @ 4PM CST *LINK IN STORIES* #ASALH2022 #BlackHealthAndWellness #BlackWomensHealth #BlackWomensHistory #BlackScholars
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Today at 2PM CST, we celebrate 85yrs of the #Black Today at 2PM CST, we celebrate 85yrs of the #BlackHistoryBulletin with Dr. Walter Gleeson & the @karsoninstitute. We hope you can join us for, The Black History Bulletin: Speaking and Teaching Our History #ASALH2022 #BlackHistory #TeachingBlackHistory #BlackHistory365 #BlackScholars #RacialViolenceSyllabus
Join us tomorrow morning for the next #SocialJusti Join us tomorrow morning for the next #SocialJusticeReadingRoom. Subscribe to #ASALHTV and set your reminder for "#SocialJustice 103: Understanding the #BlackDiaspora," Featuring Dr. Lisa Brock. #ASALH2022 #BlackHealthAndWellness #JustFutures #youtube
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Dr. Jarvis Givens joins us today for our Friday Wo Dr. Jarvis Givens joins us today for our Friday Woodson Luncheon! #ASALH2022
#Repost @jaahistory @download.ins --- Don’t forg #Repost @jaahistory @download.ins --- Don’t forget to #RSVP! The Mothers of Gynecology Tour & Mural Unveiling Reception! #ASALH2022 #BlackHealthAndWellness
For up and coming scholars, please tune in to the For up and coming scholars, please tune in to the first part of our Felix Armfield Series: Career Pathways Outside of Academia. #ASALH2022 #BlackHealthAndWellness #BlackScholars
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We're excited to have @eji_org founder and Executi We're excited to have @eji_org founder and Executive Director, Bryan Stevenson, as we kick off the first day of the 107th Annual Meeting & Virtual Conference! #ASALH2022 #BlackHealthAndWellness #EqualJusticeInitiative
DAY 1 of #ASALH's 107th Annual Meeting & Virtual C DAY 1 of #ASALH's 107th Annual Meeting & Virtual Conference! We're excited to be in #Montgomery, Alabama from now until October 1st! You can subscribe to #ASALHTV via @youtube to watch some of our scheduled panels. Don't miss out! #ASALH2022 #BlackHealthAndWellness #CarterGWoodson #BlackHistory #BlackScholars
ONE DAY LEFT TO REGISTER FOR #ASALH2022! Brought ONE DAY LEFT TO REGISTER FOR #ASALH2022! Brought to you by #SocialJustice at #ASALH with Howard University's Social Justice Consortium, and sponsored by the Mellon #JustFuturesInitiative, please join us for #SocialJusticeThursday (Sep 29, starting at 10am CST) at the 107th Annual ASALH Meeting & Conference in Montgomery. In accordance with this year's Black History theme of Black Health & Wellness, we bring you the follow sessions: 10AM CST How Do we Get Healthy: An Intergenerational Conversation on Disparities, Equity and Wellness in Black Communities Today - Featuring Dr. Michelle Morse and Tynetta Muhammed. Moderated by Dr. Lisa Brock 2PM CST First Aid to Free Us: Tools for Community Care Response & Self-Determination with Black Street Medics - Featuring Martine Caverl and Anthony McCullom. Moderated by Dr. Lisa Brock 4PM CST Justice Deferred' Roundtable: Race and the Supreme Court - Featuring Orville Burton, Armand Defner , Hillary Nicole Green, Fred Gray , and Robert L. Harris. Moderated by Evelyn Higginbotham **In-person attendees should be prepared to provide proof of Covid-19 vaccination. Each session will also be available via stream for Virtual Attendees. Access info will be delivered upon registration, no later than Wednesday 9/28.**
#Repost @splcenter @download.ins --- Hope to see y #Repost @splcenter @download.ins --- Hope to see you all in Montgomery at the @civilrightsmemorial today, Sept. 28, at 6 p.m. CST, for a conversation and book signing with Lisa McNair on her book “Dear Denise: Letters to the Sister I Never Knew.” In her memoir, "Dear Denise: Letters to the Sister I Never Knew," Lisa McNair offers an intimate look into the life of a family during the civil rights movement after the notorious bombing that killed her 11-year old sister.
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