¡Qué lujo! No se pierdan la oportunidad de escuchar a Erika.

¡La semana próxima! Todos bienvenidos...

Looking forward to presenting in Bogotá!!!

El 14 de Mayo tendremos en la URosario. A la Dra Erika Denise Edwards de la Universidad de Texas.

Estaremos hablando sobre las historias silenciadas de las mujeres negras en argentina.

🗓️ 14 de Mayo
🕦 9: 00 AM
📍Universidad del Rosario

Los espero

Todos invitados: en la URosario tendremos varios eventos académicos con nuestra invitada Erika Denise Edwards

This is exciting!

“Dissent must never lead to disorder” - President Biden.

From Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s “Letter From Birmingham Jail,” written in 1963:

“I have almost reached the regrettable conclusion that the Negro's great stumbling block in the stride toward freedom is not the…

Please encourage your grad students to take courses in other disciplines and in other historical regions. If they do not expand their sights when they are in grad school, they really won’t do it later. They will thank you for it. I’m thinking about Americanists in particular.

We are so proud of Dr. Tabitha Holman, who defended her dissertation 'Hacking the Law: Enslaved Litigants, Freedom, and the Digital Archive in Late Colonial New Granada, 1760-1810” with flying colors this semester!

FIU Green School

Just an FYI for people referencing the Civil Rights Movement as the ideal and legal means of protesting, students sitting in at lunch counters, in movie theaters, in bus terminals and marching in public parks were violating laws and ordinances and agents of the state were also…

After two desk rejections and sitting on it for years, happy that my article 'An axis, not a line of division: Cooperative planning and development on the U.S.-Mexico border, 1960s' is now out with the Journal of Historical Geography. Free link here: authors.elsevier.com/a/1j0Dj15XEo2u….

Packed house tonight for Dr. Kirsten Wood's talk at Books & Books to mark the release of her new book, 'Accommodating the Republic: Taverns in the Early United States.' Congratulations Dr. Wood!

FIU Green School UNC Press

If you’re involved in any of these anti-genocide actions at universities, please make sure to save your emails, flyers and other papers so that in 50 years your university can proudly display them as part of their special collections

Argentina’s university system dates back to 1613 and Spanish rule.
Buenos Aires University was founded in 1821 as a state university with free tuition, although tuition fees were imposed in the mid-1800s.
In 1949 Perón reintroduced free tuition.
It’s a source of national pride.

Massive crowds march against Milei’s cuts to state universities

batimes.com.ar/news/argentina…

Students with books on their heads to protest president Milei’s anti-education, rocketing-poverty and pro-billionaire government.
Capture from lavaca tuitera video.
In Córdoba, Argentina’s second-largest city, whose state-run university, founded in 1613, Milei wants to shut down.

Even the pro-Milei press is describing today’s nation-wide marches as “massive”.
You can’t attack culture and promote tax evasion for billionaires and get away with it in the country with one of the highest bookshop-to-inhabitants ratio on the planet.

⁦New York University⁩ did not have to do what it did last night. Statement from ⁦AAUP - NYU Chapter⁩.