Francis Eleanor Watkins Harper is depicted in "A Meeting At the Crossroads," the African American monument on the Walnut Street side of the Capital Complex in Harrisburg, PA. The spot marks an important point on the Underground Railroad, and F.E.W. was an abolitionist. She was also a renowned poet, 😍 a speaker, and a women's suffragist. She was the first African American to publish a short story, and is known as "the Mother of African American Journalism."
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For this #LatinHeritageMonth, the article below amplifies the concerns, truths, culture and pride of Latine voices, from Peru, Ecuador, Dominican Republic, Venezuela, and more. From Jennifer White-Johnson's post, here is a snippet from the article: “Being an Afro-Latina offers a unique perspective on the complexities of identity within the Latino community. The racial divide, though deeply entrenched, can be traced back to the instinctual desire for representation and validation. In a world where many feel they can truly prosper only among those who mirror their experiences, we inadvertently create divisions in our quest for cultural leadership. But it’s more than just a longing for leadership roles; it’s about the palpable absence of our narratives in significant spaces — in government, education and the arts. [...] ” The article takes an insightful dive into the many stories of those who have been historically overshadowed, raising crucial questions regarding the need to equally amplify and value all voices. We truly believe that reflections like these can represent a catalyst for a more unified and inclusive future for all. Link to full article: https://lnkd.in/dFxBYtRn
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Projects like this are vital to making sure that history isn't altered and re-written. When we forget we are donned to repeat. Projects like this are about reminding everyone, regardless of politics and propaganda, what the truth is and the path we walked to get to our current state of existence. We must stand for Truth. https://lnkd.in/e6-k3sg7
Something Black Made ® on Instagram: "Rear audio interview recordings of formally ensl**ved Americans. #10millionnamesproject Source: @abcnews @goodmorningamerica #SBM #somethingblackmade"
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Until the lion learns how to write, every story will glorify the hunter - African proverb In today's world, storytelling holds immense power in shaping public opinion and influencing the masses. The African proverb is a profound statement which highlights the importance of diverse perspectives and the need for underrepresented voices to be heard. Far too often, the narratives that dominate our society are told from the viewpoint of those in positions of power, while the experiences and struggles of the marginalized remain unheard. It is crucial that we actively seek out and amplify the stories of those who have been silenced, ensuring that their truths are not overshadowed by the tales of the privileged. By embracing a multitude of voices and perspectives, we can paint a more comprehensive and accurate picture of the world we live in. It is only through this inclusive approach to storytelling that we can foster empathy, understanding, and positive change. Let us strive to create a platform where the lions can share their stories, and the hunters are no longer the sole authors of our collective narrative. Thoughts?
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On the International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery, learn more about the agency of fugitive enslaved women in the journal article 'Fugitivity and Enslaved Women's Agency in the Age of Revolution' by Karen Cook Bell. You can find this article and other related materials by conducting a search in the Bibliography of British and Irish History (BBIH) https://buff.ly/3L7a33B
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Delighted to have my first #publication in Taylor & Francis Group. You can read the abstract of my chapter, on ‘Religion, Identity, and Second Language’ here: https://lnkd.in/dStK-g-4
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Check out this new piece in Forbes by Marybeth Gasman! 🔥 "According to the authors in the book, Thompson is dedicated to truth-telling, #justice, and #equity, and his life can be inspiring to others as they work to make meaningful change in society." 🔗
Fiery Conscience Explores Bankole Thompson's Impact On Racial Justice
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Find out the motivations, scope and outcomes of our latest January special section on Latin American voices in IR in the words of the guest-editors! 📝 Read here: https://lnkd.in/gbQH7dAd
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If you’re still on holiday and looking for useful reading, here are some IX articles written by blak writers and commentators in 2023. Racism in the media: “Don’t read the comments” isn’t enough anymore! By Bizzi Lavelle https://lnkd.in/g7HSUd7K Fighting racism needs to go beyond banning symbols and ‘bad words’. By Celeste Liddle https://lnkd.in/gGd_7PwE Cultural education has to be about improving outcomes for mob, not making white people feel better. By Luke Pearson. https://lnkd.in/ghSq9MQJ Psst! Hit us up if you’d like to write for us this year.
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By revealing the full spectrum of human experience, we contribute to a deeper understanding of history. #BlackHistoryMonth Read the blog post here: https://buff.ly/49cdFLE
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