What an amazing way to wrap up the semester...with a review of THE 272 in the New York Review of Books! Written by Tiya Miles! I am over the moon! nybooks.com/articles/2024/…

I wrote about the protests, media coverage of the protests, and public opinion newrepublic.com/article/181107…

Glad to co-author the chapter “Coercive Laboring Economies,” with dear historians Benjamin Lawrance and Walter Hawthorne for volume 3 of Bloomsbury History A Cultural History of Slavery and Human Trafficking (general editor: Benjamin Lawrance) #slaveryarchive

On this day in 1866, white police officers in Memphis, Tennessee, assaulted Black soldiers, setting off a wave of horrific violence against Black people that lasted several days. calendar.eji.org/racial-injusti…

Smart, clear take on state democratic (small-d) reforms to counteract voter suppression, right-wing gerrymandering, and unpopular policies by Ari Berman
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J C Schermerhorn Student Protests, Campus Unrest , Law Enforcement and the Long, Ugly, Sinister and Politically… link.medium.com/FXHJdNn4cJb

The Arizona Supreme Court recently ruled that a 1864 abortion law that bans abortion – unless the pregnant person’s life is in danger – will go into effect.

Dr. J C Schermerhorn wrote about what life in AZ was like 160 years ago: ow.ly/lRPv50Rr4ac

#ASUHumanities

From Black erasure to asset value to Wakandan Afrofuturism to the Fortune Center to Eatonville to digital humanities to graphic history.

Who wants to see what's next?

Civil rights activist Coretta Scott King was born #OTD in 1927, in Heiberger, Alabama. Her vision for social justice was influential to her husband Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and continued long after his assassination.

Unless the Arizona Senate joins the House in repealing the state’s 1864 anti-abortion law, physicians like Dr. Rosa G. Boido are susceptible to arrest and imprisonment. This piece sketches that history #WomensHealth Ms. Magazine
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Unless the Arizona Senate joins the House in repealing the state’s 1864 anti-abortion law, physicians like Dr. Rosa G. Boido are susceptible to arrest and imprisonment. This piece sketches that history #WomensHealth Ms. Magazine
msmagazine.com/2024/04/26/ari…

On this day in 1862, California approved a burdensome tax on Chinese workers to “protect free white labor” and discourage immigration from China. calendar.eji.org/racial-injusti…

Dr. Rosa G. Boido was Arizona's first female physician. She was also arrested, convicted & sent to prison for providing abortion-related healthcare. Police seized her personal jewelry at arrest & AZ canceled her license. #AbortionIsHealthcare
bunkhistory.org/resources/ariz… Bunk

I asked Joseph E. Stiglitz, longtime Columbia University scholar and Nobel-winning economist, what the establishment doesn’t understand about what campus protesters are trying to say.

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The high stakes of Arizona repealing its 1864 abortion ban: AZ yanked the first woman physician’s medical license & sent her to the penitentiary for providing care to a patient who tried to give herself an illegal #abortion theconversation.com/arizonas-1864-… #AbortionRightsAreHumanRights

Relic of the past or a glimpse of the future? When Arizona imprisoned its first female physician for providing abortion-related healthcare. theconversation.com/arizonas-1864-… Pro-Choice Caucus Pro-Choice Arizona #abortionrights

When AZ locked up a doctor who provided reproductive healthcare that authorities suspected was abortion. (Not in the piece: the doc the authorities asked to examine the patient refused b/c he feared arrest.) Could those days return? (Listen to Eva Burch)
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I’m Black member of the faculty at Columbia University who is absolutely appalled and terrified by the police power on campus in recognition of my and my community’s disproportionate vulnerability to their ways of warfare. #copsoffcampus #abolition #freepalestine

Advice | What Faculty of Color Need to Know About a Tenure-Track Career chronicle.com/article/what-f…