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Recently, a pair of scholars with @UnivOfKansas ties published an examination of Langston Hughes' relationship with his mother, Carrie. Read more about the work by John Edgar Tidwell, professor emeritus of @KUEnglish, and alumna Carmaletta Williams.
news.ku.edu/2023/01/17/autho…
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Novelist, poet and academic Margaret Walker is "the most important person that nobody knows," says @KUEnglish professor and @ProjectHBW founding director Maryemma Graham, whose biography of Walker is out now from @OxUniPress.
news.ku.edu/2022/12/01/biogr…
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TODAY! — African Digital Humanities Symposium
October 6, 10:00 am CT [via Zoom] #AAASKU
For more information and to see the symposium schedule visit; africandh.ku.edu/symposium/2…
Register here: kansas.zoom.us/meeting/regis…
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Today’s the day! We’re so excited to host our first Sturgeon Symposium! Things kick off at 3pm CST in the Hall Center for the Humanities with opening remarks from our director @GiselleAnatol. We hope to see you this afternoon!
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Here are a few Latinx books you can download to your Kindle for free if you have Amazon Prime! gabimorataya.wordpress.com/2…
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Replying to @ProjectHBW @profgabrielle
Check out her digitized papers and this online exhibit at @UDLibrary. exhibitions.lib.udel.edu/vot… and library.udel.edu/digital-col…
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If you missed @ConcreteStories conversation with @VirginiaDeBerry and Donna Grant, catch up with the recording on YouTube now!
youtu.be/tlrZ40WuU5s
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THIS WEEK!
Stop by Wescoe Beach tomorrow and Wednesday from 9-3 for SAGE's baked goods and book fair. Everything priced at just $1! (Cash, card, and Venmo accepted)
#KUenglish
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Colson Whitehead speaking at @PaperPlainsFest - Lawrence, KS
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.@UnivOfKansas students are you looking for exciting, thought provoking courses for fall 2022? Be sure to check out these fabulous @KUafs classes.
Enrollment is open… #AAASKU
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We're back! Join @ConcreteStories for a conversation about the @EssenceProject w. Donna Grant & Virginia DeBerry.
April 5, 2022 @ 3pm ET/2pm CT/12pm PT online
Brought to you by @BibSocAmer – @SoFCritBibRBS – @UNOWomensCenter – @ProjectHBW
Register 🖱️ bit.ly/bsa-essence-book-toni…
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JOIN US on Monday (3.21)
@DrTTGreen on her new book See Me Naked: Black Women Defining Pleasure During The Interwar Era | March 21 @ 5:30 PM [CST] RSVP @ TINYURL.COM/3EV6CNRP #AAASKU #BlackStudies @RutgersUPress
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Due to weather, & the cancelation of classes, @bronaldbyrd’s lecture has become a hybrid event - RSVP for the Zoom link below, or join us on campus in the Bush/Harrison AAAS Seminar Room - 3.10 @ 3pm [CST] #AAASKU
tinyurl.com/2p86au7r
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57 yrs ago (3/8/1965), inspired by the voting rights campaign in Selma & Bloody Sunday, KU students launched a historic sit-in in the administration building, Strong Hall, challenging segregation policies on the campus. 1/4
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JOIN US 3.21
@DrTTGreen on her new book See Me Naked: Black Women Defining Pleasure During The Interwar Era | March 21 @ 5:30 PM [CST] RSVP @ HTTPS://TINYURL.COM/3EV6CNRP #AAASKU #BlackStudies @RutgersUPress
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Join author and distinguished professor @esglaude from @Princeton this Friday, Feb. 25th at the KU union as he speaks about the ethics of anti-racism.
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Pass Me the Mic: A Black History/Black Futures Storytelling Experience @SpencerMuseum
[Feb. 24 @ 5:30PM – 7:30PM CST]
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Join us tomorrow at 6pm [Bailey Hall rm 105] for a conversation with Candice Hoyes. Then catch her performance on the 15th at 7:30 pm [Murphy Hall] #AAASKU
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I wrote about current insights we can gain from Zora Neale Hurston's take on segregation and Black emotional labor for @visiblemagazine, part of my work as a #PublicVoices Fellow of @TheOpEdProject and @uindy: visiblemagazine.com/zora-nea…



























