The Segregated Scholar
Black Prisoners and their World, Alabama, 1865-1900
ASC: Adia Benton, Northwestern University
ASC: Kwasi Konadu, Colgate University
Prof. Kwasi Konadu, Colgate University. "“Many Black Women of this Fortress”: Global Empire, Slavery, Race, and Religion on Africa's Gold Coast"
Marlene Daut on NPR's Planet Money
Much of this debt to France was the legacy of what the University of Virginia scholar Marlene Daut calls "the greatest heist in history": surrounded by French gunboats, a newly independent Haiti was forced to pay its slaveholders reparations.
Marlene Daut publishes in Essence Magazine
"Haiti Isn't Cursed. It Is Exploited." The mistreatment of Haitian migrants at the Del Rio border underscores the intersecting crises affecting Haitians, and "bad luck" has nothing to do with it, says historian Marlene L. Daut.
Marlene Daut featured in Slate Magazine's Podcast A Word with Jason Johnson
Sept. 04, 2021 - "Haitians Can’t Trust Aid From NGOs or Their Own Government." Slate Magazine's A Word with Jason Johnson podcast.
Marlene Daut wrote a review for Harper's Bazaar: Resurrecting a Lost Palace of Haiti
Marlene Daut reviewed Firelei Báez'srecent installation of the Palace of the King of Haiti for Harper's Bazaar: Resurrecting a Lost Palace of Haiti
Ashon Crawley was one of eight recipients of an UNDO Fellowship by the UnionDocs Center for Documentary Art
Ashon Crawley was one of eight recipients of an UNDO Fellowship by the UnionDocs Center for Documentary Art. The fellowship pairs artists and writers as part of an effort to expand radical fillmaking practices and research new languages of documentary cinema. Crawley was paired with artist Crystal Z.
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