There's still time to register for today's WiP. Don't miss your chance to hear from four amazing scholars presenting on their works about the Golden Age of the Black Press. Hope to see you there.

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Excited to launch this project and join the incoming class of Greenwall Fellows!

Proud to join the 2022 class of #CarnegieFellows . Investing in humanities & social sciences research helps us better understand the past & the enduring challenges we face to create a more equitable future for all. Grateful for the support to do this work!@BrandeisAAAS Brandeis University

Throughout her life, there were instances when Rebecca Lee Crumpler, the first Black woman to earn a medical degree in the U.S., was ignored, slighted or rendered insignificant, even invisible. But she persevered. nyti.ms/3zBnkt0

This year's New York History of Science Lecture Series looks fantastic! Looking forward to joining scholars like Projit Mukharji, Keith Wailoo, Alondra Nelson, and Wangui Muigai to hear about their recent work (but really missing the after-lecture dinners at Indochine).

Thank you Antoine for your question! So glad to be in conversation with you 🙏🏿

9/21: Two events on #race + #Med feat. Wangui Muigai & Dr. E-Z-E

Check out upcoming events here: prss.sas.upenn.edu/events
& relevant course listings for Penn Students: prss.sas.upenn.edu/about/courses-…

I wrote about race in the gender and development sector. It’s time to replace top-down do-gooderism with solidarity, dignity and repair. theguardian.com/global-develop…

New resource: bibliography of recent Isis Journal articles on histories of race and racism in science. Thanks to the Isis co-editors for compiling: hssonline.org/recent-isis-ar…

Thank you Cassia Roth for the fantastic questions, your work is a model!

If you are reading books on the experiences of African Americans or looking to support Black-owned businesses, explore our Black Bookstore Research Guide. Learn about their historical and political significance in our communities. libguides.nypl.org/blackbookstores #SchomburgCenter

Thank you Scottie!

Honored and thrilled!! Thank you Nursing Clio

One of the things I often want to tell beginning Black studies scholars: Don’t assume the archives don’t exist simply because they haven’t been collected. There is so much unculled material in the world. This is *still* an archaeological project.