History from the Kitchen Table
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research post 2026-09-18
A slave coffle passing the Capitol (Library of Congress)
Baltimore Bookfest with Mark Anthony Neal
Catch me outside! I’ll be in conversation with Dr. at Baltimore Book Festival!
Save a Seat for Me is intimate, honest, and does not...
marginalia no. 30
Back to reading on real pages and in my happy place…..
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Rashauna Johnson, Sweet Home Feliciana: Family, Slavery, and the Hauntings of History (Cambridge University Press, 2026)
Kitchen Table History is a reader-supported publicat...
research post 2026-09-12
Darlene Clark Hine, Lonnie Bunch, and Richard J. Powell at Organization of American Historians in 2017
An intense week for lovers of Black history. Lonnie Bunch announced his retirement and it sent me down a rabbit hole of NMAAHC history....
He Won! (On Lonnie Bunch, the NMAAHC, and the Right to Rest)
Lonnie Bunch at the NMAAHC
In 2013, Lonnie Bunch spoke to NPR’s Michel Martin on the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation:
“I would argue that the Emancipation Proclamation is not just about Lincoln, that in essence what h...
marginalia no. 29
Print will never die…but sometimes I just have to be a Mom, with crazy sisters, kids who distract me, a husband I want to climb, three (me, Witch Baby, and Sky Baby) school semesters starting at once, and a roof that leaks.
The kind of Mo...
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Historian of slavery, the Black South and the Caribbean | Using art, music & archives to teach and tell Black stories | Assoc Prof | Writer
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