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The National Archives is home to a vast collection of materials describing the African American experience. This page highlights these resources, which are available online, in programs, and through traditional and social media. archives.gov/research/africa…
#BlackHistoryMonth
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Here is our largest database of PhD fellowships yet: we found 195 fellowships and funding opportunities.
For each fellowship, this searchable database lists description, deadline, amount, and eligibility criteria.
Download it here: research.jhu.edu/rdt/funding…
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Our college just shared these CV guidelines and I think this is great. Your CV can be any format you want, but if you're not sure how to make one, this is a great starting point! #AcademicChatter #HiddenCurriculum
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Thank you, @NatGeo for giving this story and issue a platform.
nationalgeographic.com/histo…
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#Jackson, Mississippi was facing a water crisis long before the events of this past week. Access to clean water is a human right and it is unacceptable that, in America, communities of color continue to face water crises like this one.
bbc.com/news/world-us-canada…
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Irvine doctor back home with family, after moving out for a year to keep everyone safe latimes.com/california/story…
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Excited to launch A People's EPA: A public history/resource site about the EPA. One of the most important entities on Earth, but one which is incredibly complex and hard to understand. With my co-curator @smallerlarge and @EnviroDGI, we're hoping to...
apeoplesepa.org/
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People who live in neighborhoods that were once subjected to a discriminatory lending practice called redlining are today more likely to experience shorter life spans –sometimes, as much as 20 or 30 years shorter than other neighborhoods in the same city.
npr.org/sections/health-shot…
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Charles Rosenberg: epidemics are a stress test, they show where tensions lie in society. #AAHMPandemicHistory
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Created by Professor @alondra Nelson, the #coronavirussyllabus is a crowdsourced cross-disciplinary resource featuring over 200 readings to help "teach the virus." bit.ly/2VqlRU9
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I personally don't believe @UCIAthletics should fire coach Russell Turner for this.
But that 'apology' tells me there's A LOT of work to do with the coach, the team and the athletics department.
Hopefully @UCIrvine is listening.
outsports.com/2019/3/25/1828…
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So grateful to @MonaHannaA for coming to UCI and talking about her book and environmental justice issues. She was so inspiring! Thank you to all of our community partners for helping us put this together!
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So psyched to finally meet “Demolition Means Progress” author & @UCIrvineHistory prof Andrew Highsmith.
@arhighsmith’s book is urban history at its best.
“What the Eyes Don’t See” owes much to his insights & research.
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Publication Announcement: "The Environmental Roots of Urban Renewal in Boston" Jan 2019, Journal of Urban History. I argue the perception that working class residents degraded their environment justified urban renewal. journals.sagepub.com/doi/met…
#twitterstorians #environmentalracism
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Here’s a remarkable fact: Dollar stores are now feeding more Americans than Whole Foods is – even though most dollar stores have no fresh food, only a limited selection of packaged items. 1/
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Our first #ShutUpAndWrite of the year was a success! Thanks #HGSA @UCIrvineHistory and #DECADE @arhighsmith Lots of writing accomplished with @liv153 @javiletelierc @Alahverdian_A #acwri
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A massive federal climate change report that was due next month is out today. It warns of devastating health and economic costs to the US. cnn.it/2BuEOMD
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More than four years later, Flint crisis continues msnbc.com/all-in/watch/more-… via @msnbc




































