VIDEO/DVD: Return to Gorée, with Youssou N’Dour
Return to Gorée, directed by Pierre Yves Borgeaud, 2007 (New York: ArtMattan Productions, 2007),…
Babalu aye has the most eerie, intricate, intense and dedicated dances. Maferefun Babalu Aye.
Los bailes de Babalu Aye son los más intenso, y dedicado. Maferefun Babalu Aye, Maferefun Orisha
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20 Years of the Black Atlantic at Africa in Words: Art, Politics & Intellctual Production
Africa in Words is running a series of posts on Paul Gilroy’s The Black Atlantic: Modernity and…
DATABASE: North Carolina Runaway Slave Advertisements
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The North Carolina Runaway Slave Advertisements project makes available…
ARTICLES: Kopelson and Yingling on Archive and Press in Caribbean, U.S.
Articles of interest in Early American Studies (volume 11:2):
Heather Miyano Kopelson, “‘One Indian and a Negroe, the First Thes Ilands Ever Had’: Imagining the Archive in Early Bermuda.” Early American Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal11, no. 2…
NEWS: Harvard to Digitize 18th and 19th Century Anti-Slavery Petitions
The Center for American Political Studies at Harvard Universityis digitizing eighteenth and…
North American Slavery in Comparative Perspective: Sources for Teaching, Research, and General Background | A Bibliography by Ira Berlin for Creating a More Perfect Union at GMU (2005) →
Creating a More Perfect Community is a Teaching American History grant awarded to Alexandria City Public Schools and funded by the United States Department of Education. A partnership with George Mason University and the Office of Historic Alexandria, this grant is an exceptional professional development opportunity for teachers to improve their content knowledge through a year-long study.
20 Years of the Black Atlantic at Africa in Words: Samba, Jazz, Brazil
Africa in Words is running a series of posts on Paul Gilroy’s The Black Atlantic: Modernity and…
