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Please forward to folks in Black Geographies/Ecologies and/or Latinx Urban Studies
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The median net worth of Black American households declined by 25 percent from 2022 to 2025, according to newly released Federal Reserve data cepr.net/publications/black-…
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New #OpenAccess article alert! Check out "Land, Gendered Labor, and Empire-Making in Central Sudan" by Nisrin Elamin. #Anthropology
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Dear academics, can we abolish conferences and invest in smaller, regional colloquiums and workshops? We can use all the money saved to invest in so many critical causes/orgs related to our collective scholarship. I think we can act with more direct action and urgency.
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Today, September 1, 2026, is my first day as an Associate Professor of Africana Studies with tenure at Bryn Mawr College. I still can’t believe this Bushwick kid made it to this milestone and I just my parents and grandmothers here to share it with me. So grateful for my peoples!
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Octavia E. Butler said, “These novels are not prophetic. These novels are cautionary tales… The problems that I write about are problems that we can do something about. That’s why I write about them.”
“I hope they’re not prophecy because I don’t want to live in that world.”
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Our Fall 2026 Africana Studies course offerings, pull up! @haverfordedu @swarthmore @BrynMawrCollege @BrynMawrAlum – at Bryn Mawr, PA
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Petition · Urge the United Nations to protect Garifuna lands & People in Honduras - United States · Change.org change.org/p/urge-the-united…
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Check out this amazing review by our incoming Director of Africana Studies: Dr. Alex Alston!
Evidence of Things Not Seen: Fantastical Blackness in Genre FictionsBlack Pulp: Genre Fiction in the Shadow of Jim Crow | American Literature | @DukeUPress read.dukeupress.edu/american…
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Check out our new commentary, "Colonial Legacies and Contemporary Struggles: Race, Reproduction, and Health Inequalities," by Dána-Ain Davis and Chiara Quagliariello, from the special section on "The Crisis of Race, Racism, and Reproduction.”
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Check out our newly updated Africana Studies program webpage! brynmawr.edu/inside/academic…
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NEW JRE #ARTICLE: The unevenness of welcoming: Immigrant inclusion and anti-Blackness in Dayton, Ohio tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
It means so much to have my first article published in Transforming Anthropology 🥲🫶🏾
Check out Daniel Ferman-Leon’s new article featured in our Spring 2026 TA issue.
#TranformingAnthropology #blackgeographies #antiblackness #financialization
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Check out Daniel Ferman-Leon’s new article featured in our Spring 2026 TA issue.
#TranformingAnthropology #blackgeographies #antiblackness #financialization
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Scholar, activist, storyteller, & groundbreaking thinker – W.E.B Du Bois helped shape the fight for civil rights and the way we understand identity and justice in America.
“American Masters—W.E.B Du Bois: Rebel With A Cause” premieres TOMORROW, May 19 at 9/8c on @PBS.
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TA Vol. 34 No. 1 is now available! Read Christen A. Smith and Ryan Cecil Jobson’s full editorial by following the link in our bio!
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The second lung of the world is on fire. I met with a frontline organizer from the Congo yesterday, and I’m still shaking. We need to talk more about what’s happening in the Congolese forests.
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The Dismantling of Black Studies thenation.com/article/societ…




























