Through the lens of intersectionality & a grant funded by the Mellon Foundation, the GSU Collective will explore the dynamic South.
Atlanta, GA
Joined May 2022
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Happy Birthday to Mary Ann Shadd Cary, the first African American female newspaper publisher! Born #OTD in 1823, this Delaware native relentlessly advanced Black Americans’ opportunities through “The Provincial Freeman.” Read this @humanitiesmag article: ow.ly/I8pr50TFPYb
ALT A bronze bust of a woman with short wavy hair.
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Explore the works of Afro Mexican photographers Hugo Arellanes (Costa Chica), Toumani Camara (Mexico City), Koral Carballo (Veracruz), and Dolores Medel (Veracruz). Our exhibition Visibility & Resistance runs through 12/2. #SchomburgCenter
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ALT A photograph of the exhibition Visibility & Resistance with the gallery placard on the left side. The middle and right side show the exhibition walls at a right angle and have framed photos. One wall is blue. The other is beige.
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Study in comfort, work in style. Our library's ergonomic furniture and tech-friendly spaces are designed for your success. 💻🪑 #WorkingTogetherGSULib
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We love hearing stories of success from our #GSUArtSci Panthers! Tell us whats happening with you through our Share your Story form. We'd love to highlight the impact you're making at Georgia State University! Share Your Story here: t.gsu.edu/3UtOAno
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CSAD welcomes Dr. Nadine Kabengi as a new member of our Board! #csadgsu
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Discover top-notch tech and equipment at the library. From computers to calculators, we’ve got what you need to explore and create #StudentResources #WorkingTogetherGSULib
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We are calling all 7th to 12th-grade girls with curiosity in technology! 🤖🤖 GSMA Tech4Girls, GSU Center for Studies on Africa and Its Diaspora, and Youth for Humanity are holding a one-day Introduction to AI Workshop on November 2. Registration open now! 🚀🚀
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Join the @dhf_org in Richmond, VA to celebrate Black history on 9/20-22. Oscar-nominated actor & humanitarian Djimon Hounsou is hosting an annual run-walk event you don’t want to miss! For more information and to register, please click the following link: runrichmond1619.org
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Day 2 of #NABG43 will kick off with a panel discussion featuring Georgia State’s Community Soil, Air, and Water learning ecosystem!
8:05 am in the Ceremonial Courtroom
@urbanecologist @GSUGEOS
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A woman presumed to be an Orisha priestess performing blessings for those who pay, outside the Basílica do Senhor do Bonfim in Bahia. It is believed she is a street performer due to her necklaces. #CSADinBahia #GSUAbroad #BahiaBrazil #FulbrightHays #Afrobrazilianculture
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View of Largo do Pelourinho in the rain. This square is widely photographed and was in part made famous by Michael Jackson, who filmed the “They Don’t Care About US” music video here. #CSADinBahia #GSUAbroad #AfroBrazilianCulture #FulbrightHays #BahiaBrazil
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The ribbons pictured can be found all over Salvador de Bahia. Each color represents an Orisha. These ribbons signify Candomblé and Umbanda, two Afro-Brazilian religions, that disguised themselves using catholic saints. #CSADinBahia #GSUAbroad #AfroBrazilianCulture #FulbrightHays
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The ribbons pictured can be found all over Salvador de Bahia. Each color represents an Orisha. These ribbons signify Candomblé and Umbanda, two Afro-Brazilian religions, that disguised themselves using catholic saints. #CSADinBahia #GSUAbroad #AfroBrazilianCulture #FulbrightHays
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CSAD celebrates Juneteenth to commemorate the end of slavery for all African Americans and to honor the ancestors who fought for freedom. #Juneteenth #Emancipation #FreedomDay #Black History #Juneteenth #CSAD
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Last week, Professors Elizabeth West and Lakeyta Bonnette-Bailey, along with @CSADatGSU graduate assistant Safiya Miller sat down with Rose Scott on WABE's Closer Look to discuss their research in Salvador, Brazil. Listen to their Interview: t.gsu.edu/3RzE8MC
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Check out CSAD in Brazil as they research the rich history of Afro-Brazilian culture! #StudyAbroad #TheStateWay
Join CSAD as we research and delve into Afro-Brazilian culture, exploring everything from language, art, and history, all part of a Fulbright-Hays Group Abroad grant. #CSADinBahia #GSUAbroad #AfroBrazilianCulture #FulbrightHaysGrant
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Join CSAD as we research and delve into Afro-Brazilian culture, exploring everything from language, art, and history, all part of a Fulbright-Hays Group Abroad grant. #CSADinBahia #GSUAbroad #AfroBrazilianCulture #FulbrightHaysGrant
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LeVar Burton gets emotional discussing the “Reading Rainbow” doc in an era of book banning.
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#OTD in 1871, segregated street cars were integrated in Louisville, KY following a protest & legal battle. Robert & Samuel Fox and Horace Pearce were arrested & charged with disorderly conduct after refusing to exit a segregated streetcar. They sued the railroad company & won.
![A hand painted wood segregation sign. The sign is painted with a whitewash background which has thinned with age. In large 3-1/2 inch hand painted lettering, in dark blue paint, the piece reads: [COLORED SECTION.] The board retains two pencil lines used to guide the lettering. The back has only the whitewash, now with a slight green hue from age. There are eye screws on the top and bottom of the sign.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GNTME8TXoAAo2vI.jpg?name=orig)
ALT A hand painted wood segregation sign. The sign is painted with a whitewash background which has thinned with age. In large 3-1/2 inch hand painted lettering, in dark blue paint, the piece reads: [COLORED SECTION.] The board retains two pencil lines used to guide the lettering. The back has only the whitewash, now with a slight green hue from age. There are eye screws on the top and bottom of the sign.
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On this day in 1740, South Carolina barred enslaved Black people from learning to read, earning money, and gathering, and authorized white enslavers to whip and kill them for being "rebellious." calendar.eji.org/racial-inju…
