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🚨 Historians, assemble! 🚨 #OAH25 is packed with incredible sessions, and we know you don’t want to miss the one that speaks to your historical heart. 💙 Ready to plan your perfect #OAH25 lineup? Start filtering: ow.ly/wx5g50V9EwE
Hip-hop music in the United States has deep roots in the African diaspora. In this piece, Erica Hill-Yates reflects on hip-hop and Black thought across the globe: processhistory.org/hill-yate…
“Black agitators on campus are part of a lineage that have forced their institutions to confront notions of freedom then and now.” Stefan Bradley on higher education in the Civil Rights struggle, 1968. processhistory.org/bradley-1…
Looking for resources on teaching Black history this month? Check out this Teaching the JAH guide on Black art and historical memory: archive.oah.org/special-issu…
Remembering Breonna Taylor: Anne Gray Fischer reflects on the historical legacies of Black women’s activism on gentrification and police violence. processhistory.org/fischer-b…
🚨 Don't Miss This at #OAH25! 🚨 Join us for the SHGAPE Luncheon—a highlight of the conference where history, insight, & great company come together! This year you'll hear from Prof. Wendy Gamber from @IUBloomington. Seats are limited! 🔗 ow.ly/5KZ150V21aS
Looking for resources on teaching Black history this month? Check out this Teaching the JAH guide on Black record labels and the music industry: archive.oah.org/special-issu…






