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Natasha Alford: Educated Negro

betterblackness wrote 3 days ago: A spoken word piece that’s neither unbearably jejune nor risibly vapid. It’s nuanced, to … more →

Tags: Literature, Natasha Alford, educated negro, spoken word

Podcast of of Interview with Marcus Anthony Hunter, author of Black Citymakers

Hopeton wrote 2 weeks ago: If you missed my interview with Marcus Hunter on KAZI Book Review, here is the podcast:  Download: m … more →

Tags: KAZI Interview, African American authors, Black History, Black Citymakers, Marcus Anthony Hunter, Philadelphia Negro

The Souls of Black Autistic Folk, Part III: Difference and the Question of Visibility4 comments

womanwithaspergers wrote 2 weeks ago: One Negro speaks of rivers: change the term, but the color’s still the same – and I speak of compute … more →

Tags: asperger syndrome, Disclosure, Autism, Awareness, Bullying, Race issues, asperger, Visibility, Black Aspies

It is a peculia...

alaiyo0685 wrote 2 weeks ago: It is a peculiar sensation, this double-consciousness, this sense of always looking at one’s self th … more →

Tags: Blackademics, Race 2, Quotes, the U.S., Quotes, Race, the US, intersectionality, the souls of black folk

The Party Favors the Token Gays: Lemon Raspberry Bars and the Double Consciousness

culinarybutch wrote 3 weeks ago: Because there ain’t no party like a queer party, amirite? Well at least the two ladyqueers beh … more →

Tags: baked stuff, Desserts, lemon juice, Diabetic Cooking, Lemon, lemon peel, rapsberries, Lemon Bars, party food

Excerpts and Thoughts from "The Talented Tenth" by W.E.B. DuBois1 comment

professor_bigbrother wrote 3 weeks ago: I became familiar with DuBois “Talented Tenth” ideaology back in college and since I was … more →

Tags: Mentoring, Education, Jermaine Shakespeare, African-American, african american males, Booker T. Washington, Gilbert Young, donny hathaway, He ain't heavy

Text Visualization and Blogging

Sean wrote 3 weeks ago: For my portion of the deliverables I chose to work with text visualization tools. I used Voyant and … more →

Tags: Digital Humanities, the souls of black folk, Text Visualization, Blogging, antconc, voyant

On MEI

Sean wrote 3 weeks ago: I embedded Music Encoding Initiative (MEI) encoding for the musical incipits within Rebecca’s TEI.   … more →

Tags: Digital Humanities, Mei, xml, MusicXML, the souls of black folk

Racism in American Government

lypolanco67 wrote 3 weeks ago: Pat Buchanan Racist Rant on Rachel Maddow Show – YouTube I found this video when I was searchi … more →

Tags: DuBois

African American's: Power of Reading1 comment

vdjones wrote 3 weeks ago: I happened to be sitting around in study hall about what my next post was going to be about. I wante … more →

Tags: Reading, Veronica Jones, African-American Reading, Frederick Douglass

A Word Cloud Snapshot of The Souls of Black Folk1 comment

Sean wrote 3 weeks ago: Top 10 Most Frequent Words in the Corpus: Black (277) Negro (272) Men (205) South (163) Life (160) W … more →

Tags: Digital Humanities, the souls of black folk, Text Visualization, word cloud

The Secret To Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake's Weight Loss1 comment

ronealichia wrote 4 weeks ago: My radio partner, Dre Johnson and I had a blast hanging out with the Mayor of Baltimore and the kids … more →

Tags: B'more, Fitness & Nutrition, Nutrition, Women's Health, Alichia Cruz, Baltimore, Diet, Dre Johnson, Exercise

W.E.B. DuBois, a short biography

eclecticspot wrote 1 month ago: W.E.B. DuBois   “W. E. B. Du Bois was an important American thinker” (Morse, 2008) . In 1868, he was … more →

Tags: Web, W.E.B. Dubois, DuBois, Black Anthropology, social science, black social scientist, black social science, founder of naacp, NAACP

APUSHReview: The Progressive Era

anorris21 wrote 1 month ago: A brief review of everything important about The Progressive Era that you need to know to succeed in … more →

Tags: Important Concepts Review Videos, 12th Edition, 13th edition, 14th Edition, 3 C's, american history advanced placement review, American Pageant, AP, AP US

Last Week, Last Century – 3/30/13

Dan Millstein wrote 1 month ago: This is “Last Week, Last Century,” where I’ll take a look at some of the wacky stuff that happened o … more →

Tags: History, Dan Millstein, twitter, facebook, Steven Spielberg, Daniel Day-Lewis, Carmen, Opera, duel

Introductory Post

Sean wrote 1 month ago: For our project, my responsibilities included creating a hyperlinked timeline of events from DuBois’ … more →

Tags: Digital Humanities, the souls of black folk, google books, African-American History, Timelines, Project Gutenberg

Carter G. Woodson, Historian, Author, Educator, Journalist (1875)1 comment

brayeis wrote 1 month ago: Born on December 19, 1875, this remarkable man resisted insurmountable odds and became a historian, … more →

Tags: N-Z, male, Author, Carter G. Woodson, father of black history, 1875, historian, Educator, Journalist

A Coda on "Twoness"4 comments

Anthony Conwright wrote 2 months ago: It is with my biological mother that the absence of closure has affected me the most.  The lack of c … more →

Tags: memoir, Abortion, Adoption, Biological Mother, character, closure, Cornel West, Fisher, Helen

because he was smart

tiffdjones wrote 2 months ago: Marian Anderson and Albert Einstein were friends!! Like, friends. Not acquaintances. I am related to … more →

Tags: Books, Civil Rights, Equality, hair, History, Inspiration, Paris, Quotes, Race


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