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#BlackStudies has always guided us through difficult conversations. #AngelaDavis
Black Studies at Queen's University retweeted
TODAY! #ChairChat #Oct3 see you there!
🗣🗣Black health professional and grad students!!! Come out to #JRJChairChat on #Oct3 from 4:30-5:30pm! It's hybrid! There will be food in person!
Register on MS Teams!! teams.microsoft.com/registra…
PYNE (aka Alanna Stuart) is a music artist, researcher, curator, and documentarian based in Montreal, Canada and Kingston, Jamaica. See her live in Kingston this Thursday.
Ready to catch a Vibes? 👀
Pull up Thursday September 28th at The Isabel Bader to see wah gwaan.
eventbrite.ca/e/715750959387…
We're looking for amazing volunteers to support an upcoming event!!
Must be available in-person Thursday, September 28th, from 3-9 pm. Apply by Friday September 22, 2023 at 5:00PM
To apply email Aaliyah Strachan with a statement of interest at [email protected]
Black Studies at Queen's University retweeted
Behind the scenes🎬
“Honour. Dignity. Hope”
Honouring the past.
Dignity in the present.
Hope for the future.
A rock hard past, chiseled & hewn by Chaka’s skilful hands, forged in the fire of adversity & polished into a beautiful future that lies ahead - #BlackMDQueens #YGK
Black Studies at Queen's University retweeted
Katarokwi folks, pull up tomorrow and support migrant struggles for regularization, freedom of movement and the abolition of borders!
International comrades from @abolishfrontex and @legaljetzt are supporting as well!
Black Studies and The Revolutionary Demand of Happiness Present: It’s a Vibes Ting, A sound-based lecture disguised as a live musical performance.
Black Studies at Queen's University retweeted
At a special event, Queen’s unveiled a new plinth to honour those affected by a 1918 ban of Black medical students. It was an opportunity to acknowledge past wrongs and look toward a future of greater respect, representation, and justice.
Learn more: queensu.ca/gazette/stories/q…
Black Studies at Queen's University retweeted
Honour. Dignity. Hope
Past. Present. Future
“Out of the mountain of despair, a stone of hope” - MLK
“We may have all come on different ships, but we're in the same boat now” - MLK
“Do the best you can until you know better. Then when you know better, do better” - Maya Angelou
At a special event, Queen’s unveiled a new plinth to honour those affected by a 1918 ban of Black medical students. It was an opportunity to acknowledge past wrongs and look toward a future of greater respect, representation, and justice.
Learn more: queensu.ca/gazette/stories/q…
Black Studies at Queen's University retweeted
Save the date! Don't miss the first talk by our 2023 Writer-in-Residence, Francesca Ekwuyasi.
Learn more about Francesca here: ekwuyasi.com 🧵1/2
black studies events: fall 2023...dropping all the knowledge and grooving to all the vibes…
For more information see: queensu.ca/gnds/fall-2023-bl…
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We're #hiring Research Coordinators, Research Assistants & Community Researchers! Check out the job descriptions (scroll to bottom) and apply by Sep 22! dal.ca/faculty/jrj-chair.htm…
-RM
Black Studies at Queen's University retweeted
Queen's Department of English is delighted to introduce our 2023 Writer-in-Residence Francesca Ekwuyasi! Click through to learn more about Francesca 🧵1/2
Black Studies at Queen's University retweeted
My new Book “THE HALIFAX EXPLOSION: 6 December 1917"
“The Halifax Explosion [by Afua Cooper]details the catastrophe caused by the collision of two ships in Halifax Harbour on December 6, 1917."
@PlumleafPress
PREORDER NOW: @ADFRNTBooklist @TinlidsBooks @utpress
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Our Take Three youth photography program is back this September!
Visit niacentre.org to learn more about this program.
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