
Historian US Women & Gender | Newly Published 🎉 RADICAL SOLIDARITY @UNC_Press 🎉 https://xitter.gq/t.co/NtPR1FhIgO
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New Episode of Unsung History: Ruth Reynolds & Puerto Rican Independence - eepurl.com/jaXvtQ
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New Episode! "Ruth Reynolds & Puerto Rican Independence"
Ruth Reynolds, born in the Black Hills of South Dakota in 1916 to a strict Methodist family, may have seemed an unlikely ally to the cause of…
Player links & show notes: unsunghistorypodcast.com/e/1…
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"The feminist and decolonizing lens on the history of the UN found in WOMEN, EMPIRES, AND BODY POLITICS is...essential to human rights studies, as it speaks to the foundation of the UN mandate," writes the International Feminist Journal of Politics.
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🙏↘️ RADICAL SOLIDARITY by @LMaterson uncpress.org/book/9781469679…
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See what's new this #NewBooksTuesday 👇
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Congrats to OAH speaker @LMaterson on her new book, Radical Solidarity! 🎉 Pick up a copy today! ow.ly/JmWm50UjYym
Interested in hosting a book talk with Dr. Materson? Book her now for your next event: ow.ly/w7xx50UjYyn.
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I can’t wait to read this. Coming out this week! I know it wi be great! Great work by Lisa Materson! My wonderful colleague @History_UCDavis
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On Puerto Rico; election issues to ponder. See this blog and #UCDavis historian Lisa Materson's book "Radical Solidarity" uncpressblog.com/2024/10/30/… @ucdlands @History_UCDavis
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A Puerto Rico Reading List: Understanding its multilayered, complicated history and status as a US territory, as well as its diverse cultural heritage.
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"Well written and full of refreshing details," Ellen Hartigan-O’Connor's AMERICA UNDER THE HAMMER "presents an astute exploration of auctions in the U.S. during the 18th and 19th centuries" according to @LibraryJournal's starred review!
Read more: ow.ly/VK2050TNZmB
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🎉 Very excited that my book, “The Politics of Care Work: Puerto Rican Women Organizing for Social Justice,” has been listed on the @DukePress website!
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Beyond excited to introduce my student to these *amazing* authors in this independent study!!!!!! @drashleyfarmer @KeishaBlain @LMaterson @soulistaphd @EMUcas_
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Really looking forward to digging into the incomparable @MicNick11 ‘s new book!
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"Seventy years ago today, Vito Marcantonio, the most left-wing congressman in US history, suffered a fatal heart attack. He had by then left office disappointed by McCarthyism and the failure of pro-worker and anti-racist legislative efforts."
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ALT Rep. Marcantonio at his office, a trailer, with neighborhood children, ranging in age, from very young to teenagers. They are standing, some posing, some talking, with Marcantonio. The door to the trailer is open with some children standing inside the door frame, laughing. Marcantonio looks down at the child to his right, smiling warmly, with their arms around each other. The trailer reads "Congressional Office of your...Congressman," "Vito Ma....nio, "Meet him here," "PEACE," "Serves you..." Ellipsis in text signals what is blocked by the open door. Buildings line the top frame of the photo, behind Marcantonio's office.
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✨ So excited that, “The Politics of Care: Puerto Rican Women Organizing for Social Justice after 1917,” is scheduled to be published by @DukePress in May 2025! ✨
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Remembering the Howard University Librarian Who Decolonized the Way Books Were Catalogued | @SmithsonianMag
Dorothy Porter challenged the racial bias in the Dewey Decimal System, putting black scholars alongside white colleagues
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Check out an excerpt from my book Black Woman on Board: Claudia Hampton, the California State University, and the Fight to Save Affirmative Action on the Women Writers, Women's Books blog - go.shr.lc/3VPyjNx via @shareaholic























