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Remaking, and Rethinking, Black Power

Remaking, and Rethinking, Black Power

#ThrowbackThursday @LeftOfBlack S8:E13: Remaking Black Power -- How Black Women Transform an Era with @drashleyfarmer https://t.co/pOtdNhBFta pic.twitter.com/vAz8495hX8 — Left of Black (@LeftOfBlack) September 29, 2022

Commence the Drama

Commence the Drama

Zahi Hawass, one of the most prominent Egyptologists in the world, and who does not believe the ancient Egyptians were Black, says he has found one of the most important mummmies ever. | Prominent Egyptologist Claims He Has Discovered the Lost Mummy of Queen NefertitiThe location of Nefertiti’s tomb is

Decolonize Me

We are extremely excited at LUCAS that it is only 4 days to go until we welcome @sjndlovugatshen for our masterclass and annual lecture. Please join us! @UgbaAbel @MandaS2021 @LeedsUniACS @ProfLukeWindsor @LeedsAHRI @CAS_SOAS @LeedsDocCollege @The_BIEA https://t.co/tgx1PNuGCR pic.twitter.com/fuInheZBKG — Leeds University Centre for African

A Different World?

Our World Weekly

A Different World?

The historic show celebrates it's 35th birthday. Wow. | ‘A Different World’ 35th Anniversary: How The Iconic HBCU Sitcom Still Influences Black Culture https://t.co/Bxzum7iorg — Left of Black (@LeftOfBlack) September 24, 2022

NOW HIRING: Davidson College

NOW HIRING: Davidson College

New Cohort Hires in Africana Studies and Arts Aim to Diversify Davidson’s CurriculumDavidson College tenure track faculty positions available in areas including Africana Studies and non-Western visual and performing arts. Learn more.Davidson

Getting the Full Story

Getting the Full Story

Not all history has a Hollywood ending. In fact, it hardly ever does. Thanks to Professor Araujo and scholars everywhere for helping us see the larger story and the larger history... | On African queens and rulers: Njinga of Angola Africa’s Warrior Queen by historian Linda M. Heywood. Njinga is