
Director @LBS_at_UCL, Professor of History @UCLHistory
London, UK
Joined September 2016
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Very much looking forward to being in conversation with the legendary Tony Warner of Black History Walks London this Thursday at the BCA, Brixton. @LBS_at_UCL @blackhistwalker
Excellent leadership @ishtargovia and @jamhan_ja
health researchers to study Alzheimer’s disease in Caribbean peoples jamaica-gleaner.com/article/… via @jamaicagleaner
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Mental health researchers to study Alzheimer’s disease in Caribbean peoples jamaica-gleaner.com/article/… via @jamaicagleaner
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Children of the Caribbean Revolution tells revolutionary black history socialistworker.co.uk/review…
Lorna Goodison on what the Queen meant to Jamaicans theguardian.com/uk-news/2022…
Windrush generation ‘moved to tears’ as monument unveiled in London theguardian.com/uk-news/2022…
“The Caribbean existed in nobody’s backyard.” jamaica-gleaner.com/article/…
An amazing talk from @ProfJLMorgan. Many thanks and reverbs to all who came and to our volunteers.
All at @LBS_at_UCL would like to send massive thanks to @ProfJLMorgan for a fantastic inaugural Elsa Goveia Lecture, to our fantastic event volunteers❤️, and to our audience of 80 attendees - a great evening - hope to see you all soon!
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Very much looking forward to this event coming up at KCL with @ProfJLMorgan.
*This month!* We can't wait to host @ProfJLMorgan on 23rd May, 5pm @KingsCollegeLon. Prof Morgan will give a public symposium on her book 'Reckoning with Slavery' at Bush House, followed by a drinks reception. Tickets still available to book here! bit.ly/3P7UlG2
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Tributes for Barbara Gloudon, veteran hailed as icon jamaica-gleaner.com/article/… via @jamaicagleaner
Those who know, know. Barbara Gloudon was a remarkable Jamaican. Her contributions can never be fully measured: art, journalism, culture, politics. Done with care and love for the people she was proud to call her own. Walk good MsG. Miss you nuff.
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This is going to be fantastic. Not to be missed!
We are ecstatic to launch our Speaker Series honouring one of @UCLHistory's most distinguished graduates, Guyanese historian Elsa Goveia, a pioneer in the study of Atlantic Slavery.
We welcome inaugural speaker @ProfJLMorgan on May 18th - book now!
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As a historian of slavery, I know just how much the royal family has to answer for in Jamaica | Trevor Burnard theguardian.com/commentisfre…
Thanks to all who came out and tuned into this event and especially our gracious presenters. Salute to the great team @HaitiSG and @LBS_at_UCL
Fantastic contributions tonight from speakers Mario Gousse @HaitiSG, Patrick Sylvain & Tamlynn Torchon at our event ‘Haiti Now and Then’ with the Center for the Study of the Legacies of British Slavery @LBS_at_UCL @SenMattye @Shae_Pixie_Kay #solidaritynotcharity
The assassination of Haiti’s Jovenel Moïse was something anyone should have seen coming. Yet few did, @michaelcdeibert writes | @newlinesmag newlinesmag.com/reportage/th…
And thank you @paulclammer
Thank you @DukePress for sending this review copy of 'The Jamaica Reader' edited by @diana_paton & @SenMattye. An absolutely superb anthology of writing on Jamaican history, culture and politics from the Taíno to the 21st century – essential reading!🇯🇲❤️
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This interview fittingly occurred on Malcolm X’s birthday. It was a tremendous privilege for me to be in conversation about Malcolm and many other life lessons with the remarkable Lebert Bethune.
Watch Jamaican poet, documentary filmmaker, author and educator, Lebert Bethune, talks to historian Matthew J. Smith @SenMattye, about Lebert's legacy and films, 'Jojolo' and 'Malcolm X: Struggle for Freedom.' For @AfricanFilmFest's Film Africa program.
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Out this month!!
Check out our new books in June, including "The Jamaica Reader," edited by Matthew J. Smith and @diana_paton. #CaribbeanStudies #Jamaica
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