Who's watching #9to5PBS this evening?

Historian Lane Windham, author of 'Knocking on Labor's Door: Union Organizing in the 1970s and the Roots of a New Economic Divide' is featured in this new film from Independent Lens.
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Excited for tonight's premier of 9to5: The Story of a Movement on PBS. If you're interested in women organizing and building workplace power, check it out! pbs.org/independentlen…

After the surge of interest in racial capitalism following the 2020 uprisings, UNC Press is releasing a 3rd edition of BLACK MARXISM later this month!

We have an excerpt from Robin Kelley's new foreword, on why we need Cedric Robinson now more than ever:bostonreview.net/race-philosoph…

to appreciate the importance of this, read Policing Los Angeles by Max Felker-Kantor via UNC Press. Max wrote about the deeply harmful work of LAPD while they resisted his records requests. his book was made possible by activists who preserved records. uncpress.org/book/978146964…

this is INCREDIBLE, kudos to KellyLytleHernandez and everybody involved

UNC Press is hiring!

We are seeking a Senior Project Editor.

UNC Press is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

cc: ⁦People of Color in Publishing⁩ ⁦MinoritiesPublishing⁩ ⁦Latinx in Publishing⁩ uncpress.org/employment/now…

It’s the last week of the UNC Press holiday sale! Use 01HOLIDAY to get 40% off lots of amazing titles—including the Justice, Power, and Politics series and ok my book too. uncpress.org/book/978146962…

Just helping to spread the word...please note that our publisher UNC Press has a new handle!

Nice response by Rob Chase to a strong forum on his excellent book, We Are Not Slaves, from Justice, Power, and Politics

There's still time to register for this AAIHS #LunchtimeBookTalk with Robert T. Chase and Talitha LeFlouria! Starts TODAY 1/15 at 12PM ET.

In today's post on Black Perspectives, we continue our roundtable with Journal of Civil and Human Rights on Robert T. Chase's, We Are Not Slaves (@uncpressblog), with an essay from Charlene J. Fletcher (@ochosidaughter) -- aaihs.org/looking-back-c… AAIHS

In today’s post on Black Perspectives, we continue our roundtable with Journal of Civil and Human Rights on Robert T. Chase’s, We Are Not Slaves (@uncpressblog), with an essay from Cheryl D. Hicks (@CherylDHicks1), “Prisoners’ Rights, Resistance, and the Law” — aaihs.org/prisoners-righ… AAIHS

Friday Jan. 15 at 12PM ET:

Lunchtime Book Talk with Robert T. Chase, author of WE ARE NOT SLAVES: STATE VIOLENCE, COERCED LABOR, AND PRISONERS' RIGHTS IN POSTWAR AMERICA.

Hosted by AAIHS & moderated by Talitha LeFlouria, author of CHAINED IN SILENCE.
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The legacy of a racist housing system lives on today — the new goal is profit and the new dog whistle is 'risk.'

Professor Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor wrote a groundbreaking book on the history referenced in the article below called Race for Profit.
whyy.org/articles/black…

Definitely adding Ashley Farmer’s “Tracking Activists: The FBI’s Surveillance of Black Women Activists Then and Now” to my Black Women’s History syllabus.

“The prison particular is always part of the carceral universal.” I’m glad to kick off this Black Perspectives & Journal of Civil and Human Rights roundtable on Robert Chase’s excellent book, We Are Not Slaves

We're looking forward to our first conversation of 2021 on February 4th with Ashley Farmer, Pam Horowitz, and Dr. Peniel E. Joseph 🇭🇹🇺🇸 talking about Martin and Malcolm and Julian and Gwen. You can see the full schedule on our website - go.shr.lc/2XfxSgh via CBFS

Beginning Monday January 11th and concluding on Friday January 15th, Black Perspectives will be hosting an online roundtable on Robert T. Chase’s We Are Not Slaves: State Violence, Coerced Labor, and Prisoners’ Rights in Postwar America (@uncpressblog)—aaihs.org/online-roundta…