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My dissertation "The Ancestral Legacy and Daughters of Anna Julia Cooper: An Historical Ethnography of Black Women Teachers in the South" is available online now! scholarworks.gsu.edu/mse_dis… #AcademicTwitter
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Hello friends, I’m looking to speak with people who currently or previously attended Morris Brown for a project I’m working on!
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I’m excited to announce the launch of JHHE, co-edited by me and @KingAdjapong 🙌🏽
Stay tuned for our first call for submissions!
Launching in 2025, The Journal of Hip-Hop and Education (JHHE) is a double-blind peer- reviewed academic publication dedicated to exploring the dynamic intersection of hip-hop culture and educational practice #HipHopEd #AcademicWriting
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I’m so thankful to Black women. I shared the post that I am looking for at least 100 Black women to fill out my survey. I only had 31. In the past 24 hours, Black women have shown up and showed out! I’m now up to 70.
If you haven’t filled out this survey here is the link:
fis82j57ioj.typeform.com/to/…
Celebrate Juneteenth with me!
Join us on Zoom as we hear from esteemed speakers, showcase the incredible work of our 2024 fellows, and learn about the vital contributions of Black Women STEM teachers. Mark your calendars! #Juneteenth #STEM #BlackWomenInSTEM #Celebration #EducationMatters
I've been quiet on here, but came back to say: I'm excited to announce that I will be joining Augusta University in the fall as Assistant Professor of Curriculum Studies! #MamaIMadeIt
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Call for Papers: The Art of Black Preaching and the Rhetoric of the Black Sermon blogs.memphis.edu/aapat/call…
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International Humanities Postdoctoral Fellowship in Black Digital Humanities jobs.chronicle.com/job/37587…
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“My work is deliberate—to see Black students as assets, to lift up their experiences, to lift up their humanity. To help stakeholders in higher education design policies [and] create climates on campus for Black students to succeed.”
Replying to @BakerSchoolAU
@AU_SchoolofEd professor Brian McGowan's research is driven by a key question: How do minoritized individuals experience the college classroom? An expert in race and equity in higher education, he centers the perspectives of Black college students in his work. #AUChangeCantWait
I am so excited about this fellowship on #CenteringBlackWomenEducators. I will be co-facilitating and presenting some of my research! Apply and share!
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AERA will continue the Graduate Student Research-in-Progress Roundtables at #AERA24. Submissions are due December 15! Read the Call for Submissions here: aera.net/Portals/38/2024%20R…
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Looking for a post doc position in sociology, demography or related fields? We (@INVEST_Flagship ) have a few of them open, again! This time these are 2-year positions, with a bit more specific topic suggestions. DL May 31 rekry.saima.fi/certiahome/op…
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80% of incarcerated women are parents. Let’s reunite these Black Mamas and caregivers with their families so they can return home in time for #MothersDay. If you are so resourced, please donate today to #FreeBlackMamas!
bit.ly/FreeBlackMamas2023
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More information and the link to submit can be found here: docs.google.com/document/d/1…
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Replying to @AsiaHasSpoken
@AsiaHasSpoken reviews @drvholden's Surviving Southampton (@IllinoisPress): "Holden illuminates specific acts of evasion and survival...of free and enslaved women and children...as the product of an interconnected community"—aaihs.org/black-womens-resis…
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Congrats to @AsiaHasSpoken Dr. Asia Uzomba for winning the Illinois Qualitative Dissertation Award: “The Ancestral Legacy and Daughters of Anna Julia Cooper: An Historical Ethnography of Black Women Teachers in the South” so lucky to work w/ you #EquityBasedTeachingCollective


























