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Thank you, @ASANewsOnline, for this recognition. As a non-Anglophone, it means a lot. As a historian who works on pre-20th century Angola, it means even more.
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Warmest congratulations to fall 2023 fellow and @EmoryUniversity historian @CandidoMarianaP!
@ASANewsOnline @EmoryIAS @emorycollege @EmoryHistory @CambridgeUP @SlaveryarchiveX
Congratulations to Professor @CandidoMarianaP on winning the ASA Best Book Award 2023 for Wealth, Land, and Property in Angola: A History of Dispossession, Slavery, and Inequality @CambridgeUP
#africanstudies #africanwomen @EmoryUniversity
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Congratulations @malindalowery! Hoping to watch Lumbeeland soon
My @EmoryHistory colleague and friend @malindalowery has written and produced an amazing short film in the Lumbee community with an all-Native creative team and cast. @EmoryUniversity @emorycollege 1/
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Felicidades to my dear @EmoryHistory @emorycollege colleague Adriana Chira.
Congratulations to Adriana Chira for winning the @AHAhistorians James A. Rawley Prize, which is part of our Afro-Latin America series. 🎉🎉 @cambUP_History
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This is wonderful, @AnjuliWebster ! So nice to see @EmoryHistory graduate students presenting their research around the world @laneygradschool @halleinstitute @emoryglobal
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🥰🥰🥰🥰. Obrigada @mjmoorman ! I hadn't seen that yet!
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🥰🥰🥰🥰. Thank you! Your support means a lot! Obrigada.
Amazed by your energy and commitment to support women's work. – at Berlin, Germany
Very happy to hear that Wealth, Land, and Property in Angola: A History of Dispossession, Slavery, and Inequality (Cambridge University Press, 2022) by @CandidoMarianaP is a finalist of @ASANewsOnline Book Prize. Go get your copy and read the book!
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Now, it is official. Promoted. A new ranking, title, and email signature. Very thankful for the support of my @EmoryHistory people. @emorycollege – at Berlin, Germany
The world's best staff! 💙💛 @emorycollege
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Check out the incredible work put in by undergrads in Mike Mortimer's @EmoryHistory spring course: centering the Black and indigenous history of Emory's campuses and creating walking tours of the Atlanta and @EmoryOxford campuses based on their research ➡️bit.ly/3JXU9rY
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Emory historian @chrissuhhist is having a very successful summer: Stellar reviews and publication of his first book, and also becoming Emory's first winner of a prestigious national award from @ctzns_schlrs for early-career professors ➡️ bit.ly/3O9jVf9
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Chris Suh (@chrissuhhist) has been selected as a Mellon Emerging Faculty Leader, the first in Emory’s history. The award will support his upcoming work, including the hiring of undergraduate researchers. fal.cn/3zLEo
We are taking a short break for the summer. See you back here in August! #twitterstorians
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Slavery is everywhere in the former Portuguese colonies' archives. It is hard to avoid these documents and their racial violence. Research supported by @halleinstitute @emoryglobal @EmoryHistory – at Cape Verde
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Wow--forthcoming from the excellent Tehila Sasson: "The Solidarity Economy: Nonprofits and the Making of Neoliberalism after Empire": The untold story of the role of humanitarian NGOs in building the neoliberal order after empire": press.princeton.edu/books/ha…
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Legal records at the Arquivo Nacional de Cabo Verde. Collaborative project with @mdiaspaes and Maysa Espindola @maxplancklaw
With @halleinstitute @emoryglobal @EmoryHistory @emorycollege support – at Cape Verde
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Four years ago, I received this video message about my first book, #PresumedCriminal, from Congressman John Lewis. It was about a month before I officially moved to Atlanta to join the @EmoryHistory faculty @emorycollege @EmoryUniversity. Still surreal. #OTD
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Back to Cape Verde to start a new project with @mdiaspaes, with the support of @halleinstitute @emorycollege @EmoryHistory – at Cape Verde

































