
History from the Kitchen Table
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly | |
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| Issues | 292 | Founded | 6 years ago | Last Issue | 3 days ago |
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Photograph of a young woman demonstrating use of voting machine, Frances M. Albier, 1956 (NMAAHC)
Drop a picture with your “I voted” sticker in the comments. Yes, this is peer pressure. No, I don’t feel guilty about it! Have you read Elsa...
The Age of AI?: Pedagogy and Knowledge Production In Perilous Times (Presidential Session) at the 2026 American Studies Association Annual Meeting in Chicago
This past weekend, I joined besties and colleagues in Chicago for the American S...
Bamana art and ritual, Black women reading each other for pleasure, and a Tina Snow palette cleanser
I am at the American Studies Association’s Annual Meeting this weekend in Chicago to support ecosystem panels and events. Looking forward...
Alice Ruth Moore at Bay St. Louis
Winding my way along Black women’s footsteps in the archive.
Slavery in Senegal, slave trades from Senegambia, and Bamana art as recipes for resistance
At the table this week with reads…
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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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