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Women in Science: Looking Back at Scientific Pioneers

Women in Science: Looking Back at Scientific Pioneers
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Call for Papers: Engaging Kamau Brathwaite – Repeating Islands

Here is a call for papers for a Special issue of The Journal of West Indian Literature, “Engaging Kamau Brathwaite.” The deadline for abstracts is April 1, 2021. Engaging Kamau Brathwaite: This special issue of the Journal of West Indian Literature seeks papers and reflections on the work of Kamau Brathwaite, situating the writer/poet/scholar and his work within the canons of Caribbean, American, African-American, and/or postcolonial literature. In particular, we are interested in contributions that consider how, and why, we can/should/do engage Brathwaite’s work in our writing, research, and teaching today, a half-century after his first major publication.

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#BTColumn – The Harvard man from Sweet Bottom

#BTColumn – The Harvard man from Sweet Bottom Article by March 14, 2021 Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by this author are their own and do not represent the official position of the Barbados TODAY. by Vincent “Boo” Nurse Fifty years ago, Barbadian Professor Emeritus Calvin Beresford Holder entered the hallowed halls of Harvard, the oldest (1636) university in the USA. The university was then and is now reputed to be one of the leading schools of learning across the entire globe and is currently listed third in the world university rankings. Harvard did not have a reputation for engaging Black students and at the time of the Professor’s entry there were perhaps 30 Black students among possibly 5,000 at the University’s Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.

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The pandemic has thrown a wrench into the statistical machinery that tracks job numbers

The pandemic has thrown a wrench into the statistical machinery that tracks job numbers
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The Brutalization of College Students During Lockdowns

The Brutalization of College Students During Lockdowns
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