Eslanda Robeson’s African Journeys
This is a guest post by Dr. Annette Joseph-Gabriel, a scholar of Francophone Caribbean literature and culture. Her areas of
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Haiti, the Archive, and the Historical Imagination
In the fall of 1877, John Mercer Langston laid on his bed on board the British steamer “Andes.” He was
Read more#AAIHS2016: New Perspectives on the Black Intellectual Tradition (Day Two)
Today is the second day of our conference, “New Perspectives on the Black Intellectual Tradition,” at the University of North
Read moreIntellectual History Panels at NCBS 2016
Many of my friends and colleagues declared this past Black History Month to be the most lit ever, but this
Read moreBlack Britons and the Politics of Belonging: An Interview with Kennetta Hammond Perry
This month, I interviewed Kennetta Hammond Perry about her new book, London is the Place for Me: Black Britons, Citizenship
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