remember when the white supremacists had a whole march on a college campus with literal torches and the school was like well what can ya do ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Felicidades, Yesenia Barragan🍉!!! 🔥🔥

QTNA

I really hope they're ok, and can get access to their medications, which by the way, the NYPD and Columbia University preventing a student from accessing their epilepsy medication is terrible.
I wonder if contributing to the student having a seizure is a liability issue for the university

I have been conducting research about the 1968 Columbia protests for such a long time, but I honestly do not know what to say right now. Except, perhaps, that student movements have been one of the most progressive, courageous political avantgardes of the past century

Putting together material for my Health and Society in Latin America course and just learned of this horror film. Looks like we'll be discussing the 1871 yellow fever epidemic in Buenos Aires 🤓

youtube.com/watch?v=XZBqga…

the best part about this event in NYC tonight at 6:15pm

is that it is my last scheduled book event

so you will no longer have to see tweets about my book, ha

tho I will keep relentlessly tweeting about Jonathan Blitzer 's book

please register if you plan to come!!

wowowow 🤯

La sección LASA Colonial y el comité organizador del Coloquio Pre-LASA 2024 (conformado por Yamile Silva, Valeria Añón, Ruben A. Sanchez-Godoy y Paola Uparela) comparte con Ustedes el programa del encuentro.
¡Nos vemos en Bogotá!
drive.google.com/file/d/1p8fiE7…

Tonight! We’ve worked so hard, & it’s finally here! The official launch of Miami AIDS Memorials Project! Join us Vizcaya, doors open at 6, for more information on the community-led project & special House/Vogue ballroom performance by the incomparable The Legacy Builders.

Writing this was actually much more challenging than I had anticipated, but I gained a much deeper appreciation of the impact and complexities of Latin American feminisms. This is such a rich and dynamic field — I hope I’ve done it justice!

Postdoc in #histstm / #histsci / history of #scicomm

We are deeply saddened by the news of Noble David Cook's passing. He was a giant in the historiography of Colonial Latin America.

If you’re in Central NY on 4/23, I’ll be presenting my dissertation chapter on Maria of Sicily and the political/cultural history of her captivity at Syracuse University! Excited to join Junko Takeda and the Early Modern Connected History group to talk about Sicily’s captive queen then!

Thrilled to invite you to our April session!

Jose Ragas David Pretel Consortium #HistSTM The Society for the History of Technology (SHOT) American Society for Environmental History Sociedad Latin. y Caribeña de Historia Ambiental Ángela Vergara Asociación Chilena de Historiadores Nelson Arellano-Escudero Alfredo Escudero Miguel A. Valerio Jorge Cañizares-Esguerra Erika Denise Edwards

Gran noticia!

I am SO thrilled to get to bring my dear friend and brilliant colleague, Paul Ramírez, to Binghamton University to talk about his newest project, a capacious history of salt in Mexico. Please join us if you're in the area!

Friday April 26! Save the date.

Congrats, Giovanna!

Baltimore's Latino Racial Justice Circle is raising funds for the workers who lost their lives in the bridge collapse. Let's all pitch in. gofund.me/4e9b8535