Race on the Road in the Automotive Age, Mia Bay
Lecture by Mia Bay Professor in American History at the University of Pennsylvania
UVA January Term in Ghana: A Tour of the Book: Homegoing and the Challenge of Diasporas
Former Post-Doctoral Fellow, Deirdre Cooper Owens joins the Department of History at University of Nebraska-Lincoln!
Former Post-Doctoral Fellow, Deirdre Cooper Owens joins the Department of History at University of Nebraska-Lincoln as the Linda and Charles Wilson Professor in the History of Medicine and the Director of the Humanities in Medicine Program!
Brenda Marie Osbey: Visiting Faculty Poetry Reading
Slavery Since Emancipation Series: Susan Burton
This final event of the Slavery Since Emancipation Series with Susan Burton
Historian Kevin Gaines is UVA's First Julian Bond Professor
On a bright autumn afternoon in Cleveland more than 50 years ago, 6-year-old Kevin Gaines waited for a rally at his neighborhood playground to see a visitor he already knew was important: a minister named Martin Luther King Jr.
Alas, hearing the civil rights icon was not to happen that day for Gaines. King’s arrival was delayed so long that at sunset, the boy decided to head home and not be late for dinner.
Currents in Conversation: The Prison Strike and the Carceral State
Currents in Conversation series on the Nationwide Prison Strike, which took place across 13 states from August 21 - September 9, 2018
Spring 2019 Undergraduate Courses
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African American and African Studies Program
AAS 1020 – Introduction to African-American and African Studies
Professor Claudrena Harold
TuTh 12:30-1:45pm
Marlene Daut publishes article in Garnet News
"Fear of Black Men' May No Longer be a Defense Will the Laquan McDonald case prove to be a beginning?"
Currents in Conversation: "The Prison Strike and the Carceral State"
The "Currents in Conversation" fora explore issues and topics dominating the headlines, airwaves, and social media platforms with implications for the study of race. This Fall, we pick up on a topic that has received precious little air-time on major news organizations: the Nationwide Prison Strike, which took place across 13 states from August 21st - September 9th, 2018.
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