The AAS minor at TXST will teach you about the social, political, economic, and cultural processes that impact the Black community. All views are Dr. G's.
San Marcos, TX
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Register for the African American Studies minor program’s course on Global Perspectives on the African Diaspora.
For more information: liberalarts.txst.edu/aasmino…
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Join us for an evening of learning & conversation with @txstaas. We'll be discussing the experiences of Black populations in education, celebrating their resilience, and exploring strategies for retaining Black teachers in education. studentinvolvement.txst.edu/…
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Save the Date!!!
Join @DunbarHeritage in celebrating the 22nd Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Walk and Celebration on Monday, January 15, 2024.
We hope to see you there! – at San Marcos, TX
African American Studies at Texas State retweeted
Did you know the desire to escape slavery, was once classified as a mental illness called Drapetomania in 1851.
Black people were considered mentally ill for refusing to live in bondage.
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Congratulations to Dr. Dwonna Goldstone, who was named Faculty Member of the Year by the Black Student Alliance! @txstaas
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It’s that time of the year again! Interested in serving on our 2023-2024 Executive Committee? If the answer is yes, then use the link ⬇️ or in our bio to apply for a position by Friday, April 21, 2023. DM or email us for questions.
APPLY TODAY: inclusion.txst.edu/students/…
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"I do not want to miss a good chance of getting us a slice of this magnificent African cake." —Leopold II of Belgium
Before Hitler killed 6 million Jews.…. Leopold Il of Belgium killed over 10 million Africans in Congo and amputated the arms of countless others.
A THREAD
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I love how Malcolm was an avid photographer and always had his camera on hand, to document or capture things. It's a side of him rarely discussed or shown but he was artistic in many ways; with a deep love for music especially rooted in an immense curiosity that shaped his being.
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Check out this exciting event happening this THURSDAY!
#BlackHistoryMonth
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Last week, students and faculty had the pleasure of hearing @DominiqueJL15, Associate Curator for History Exhibitions at @NYHistory , present on "Black Migration, New York City, and Jim Crow."
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Happy Black History Month and a special way to start the month is recognizing Coach Antoine! Coach became the winningest coach in program HISTORY! Congratulations 🎉. We are so proud of her and the WBB players and staff. Please give them a warm congrats!
ALT Coach Antoine becomes winningest coach in program history!
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Students and faculty gather to watch "Southern Prison Culture," a documentary by filmmaker and director @jaquialdurham.
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December 27, 1922, Clifford Johnson Jr., of Toledo Crawfords, Kansas City Monarchs, A.L.White Sox and A.L. Orioles, is born in Stone Mountain, Georgia. I heard some of the best baseball stories ever from him! NLBalive.com
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We're excited to share a bit more about the different panels and workshops for our upcoming colloquium.
Our first panel, "Telling Stories," includes participants Jonathan Silverman, Dwonna Goldstone (@txstaas), Joel Huerta, and Keith Mitchell. #NEASA2022
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ALT A square text graphic. The background is a light warm tan, and the bottom has a stacked wall of graphic bricks. In red at the top are the words "Telling Stories," the title for the session. Below that it reads "Session 1, 9:30-10:45am"; "A panel about how we have used our personal histories to teach students about race, class, and/or white privilege in our writings and in our classrooms." "Jonathan Silverman, UMass Lowell; Dwonna Goldstone, Texas State University; Joel Huerta, University of Illinois Chicago; Keith Mitchell, UMass Lowell." "In Pursuit of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion; NEASA Fall Colloquium; November 12, Clark University"
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Please Join Us Tomorrow @JusticeDems_TX @BPC_Txstate @impactnews_com @Official_LSJA @JusticeDems_TX @SAUEBLACKTX @BLMMCTX @MCDPTexas @txstaas @CollegeDemsTX
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Each year the International Day of Peace is observed around the world on 21 September.
History Department faculty Dwonna Goldstone, Leah Renold, and Elizabeth Bishop will be participating in tomorrow's program commemorating UN Peace Day.
events.txst.edu/philosophy?t…
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It’s a Family Affair!
New to @txst - this event is for you! Black Student Organizations in collaboration with the @coalition_txst are excited to meet and connect with you.
Join us in faculty/staff interactions, refreshments, fun, music and a great time with your Bobcat Family! – at San Marcos, TX
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Want to get involved with the community?
The Calaboose African American History Museum in San Marcos is looking for committed and dedicated TXST students to serve as Junior Docent Volunteers on Saturdays this fall.
Please see flyer below and dm us any questions you may have. – at San Marcos, TX
