✨In this new piece for @BlkPerspectives, historian Elizabeth Gonzalez explores Mary Church Terrell’s deeply personal struggles with miscarriage, infant loss, and infertility—and how these experiences shaped her understanding of motherhood.
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✨In today’s post, Mickell Carter interviews Jaimie D. Crumley about her article, “‘And Then Forget’: Charlotte (“Lottie”) Forten and the Nineteenth-Century Black Feminist Project to be Remembered.” @BlkPerspectives
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✨ In today’s post, Mickell Carter interviews Professor John Frederick Bell about his new article, “Speaking of Learning: Education, Epistemology, and the Discourse of the Female Talented Tenth." Follow the link to read more. @BlkPerspectives @PennPress
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✨📖We are excited to announce the publication of the Fall 2026 issue of Global Black Thought! This issue brings together original research, interviews, a book forum, and reviews exploring Black intellectual traditions across time and place. @PennPress
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👉🏾 In today's @BlkPerspectives post, Kayla Becknuss (Baylor University) explores the rich cultural and political significance of Afro-Latino musical traditions and the ways they have shaped struggles for freedom, belonging, and self-definition.
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✨Today on @BlkPerspectives, Russell Crosthwait (Baylor University) explores the Black intellectual traditions that shaped Frederick Douglass.
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📚Our roundtable on Christopher Tounsel’s 'Bounds of Blackness' continues with an essay by historian Michell Chresfield. Follow the link below to read "Race-Making Across Borders: How #Sudan Challenges the Study of Race." @CornellPress @BlkPerspectives
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📚Our online roundtable on Christopher Tounsel’s 'Bounds of Blackness' concludes with a response by the author. Click the link below to read Tounsel’s essay, "African Americans, #Sudan, and the Politics of Solidarity." @BlkPerspectives @CornellPress
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📚Our online roundtable on Christopher Tounsel's 'Bounds of Blackness' continues with an essay by the distinguished historian Brenda Gayle Plummer. Follow the link below to read "Exceeding the Bounds of the Black International." @BlkPerspectives
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Join us for a wonderful continuing roundtable!
📚Our roundtable on Christopher Tounsel’s 'Bounds of Blackness' continues with an essay by historian Michell Chresfield. Follow the link below to read "Race-Making Across Borders: How #Sudan Challenges the Study of Race." @CornellPress @BlkPerspectives
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📚Our roundtable on Christopher Tounsel’s 'Bounds of Blackness' continues with an essay by historian Michell Chresfield. Follow the link below to read "Race-Making Across Borders: How #Sudan Challenges the Study of Race." @CornellPress @BlkPerspectives
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📚"The rhetoric about connections between people of African descent in the United States and Sudan also reveals varying definitions of Blackness and racial solidarity." -- Kimberly D. Hill @BlkPerspectives #BoundsofBlackness @CornellPress @ctounsel1
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📚"The rhetoric about connections between people of African descent in the United States and Sudan also reveals varying definitions of Blackness and racial solidarity." -- Kimberly D. Hill @BlkPerspectives #BoundsofBlackness @CornellPress @ctounsel1
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Hello all, here is the CFP for the 2027 @AAIHS conference, being held in Boston, MA!
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📚This week we're featuring an online roundtable on Christopher Tounsel's 'Bounds of Blackness' (@CornellPress). Check out the first essay by historian Nemata Blyden on "The Complex Relationship Between African Americans and #Sudan." @BlkPerspectives
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We are inviting early-career scholars and ABD graduate students to participate in a two-day workshop at Brown University in October 2026 focused on the Global Black Press. See the link for more details.
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📚Our roundtable on Kali Nicole Gross’s latest book concludes with her response. Follow the link below to read more.
“Vengeance feminism, at its core, is a counterpunch—a way for Black women to lash back and take revenge to escape total victimization.”
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✨📚Our roundtable on Kali Nicole Gross' new book continues with an essay by poet DaMaris Hill. Read "Framing Black Women’s Lives in Philadelphia" by following the link below.#VengeanceFeminism @BlkPerspectives @PennPress
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✨📚Our roundtable on Kali Nicole Gross's latest book continues with an essay by Jenn M. Jackson on "Fury and Disrepute: Black Women’s Feminism in Lawless Times." Follow the link below. @SealPress #VengeanceFeminism
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"The civil-rights movement was national in its origins yet global in its reach and expansive in its vision." -- @KeishaBlain @TheEconomist @BrownUniversity
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