#Raceb4race

Dr Harry R. McCarthy

ICYMI: The weekend just gone was the third Shakespeare & Race Festival at @The_Globe. There's a lot to catch up on as we begin a new week #ShakeRace #RaceB4Race 1/6:

#ShakeRaceOur @jnlamstudies Forum, “#Shakespeare and #Black America” before the 2020 print publication if you have access to the @CambridgeCore platform. Just in time for our #RaceB4Race discussions on appropriation! Buckle

Dr Hannah Čulík-Baird

today’s #RaceB4Race panel is making me think about how infrequently we actually see ancient representations of Black people discussed in classics... (“the Image of the Black in Western Art” Vol.

Axel Folio, PhD, carries soup for the family

#medievalstudies On the anniversary of my resignation from ISXX (lol) I wanted to present you with a gift. Here's a 3-part series (3 links below) on the problematic term "Anglo-Saxon."

Coming up next in #ShakeRace #RaceB4Race, this conversation between Jennifer Park & Gitanjali Shahani on the #FolgerCRC series. May not be able to livetweet here, but I know I have

Tweeting Historians

Erik Wade (@erik_kaars) here. Today, I want to talk about other peoples' work. Often when we tell the story of scholarship on pre-modern race, we center the work of white

Axel Folio, PhD, carries soup for the family

In case it hasn’t been made abundantly clear how little wyte scholars respect Black scholars, I present to you this past week’s conversation w/ 2 wyte women who have created