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Minister's Corner: Harriet Tubman, Christian Hero - Vimarsana News

Minister's Corner: Harriet Tubman, Christian Hero

Ministers Corner: Harriet Tubman, Christian Hero, by The Rev. Elizabeth Affsprung, pastor of United Presbyterian Church, Shawnee

Black history through the years: 10 famous figures in the US - Vimarsana News

Black history through the years: 10 famous figures in the US

Black History Month 2022: From trailblazing abolitionists and scientists to judges, politicians, and civil rights leaders, numerous historical figures have done their part to shape America into the country it is today.

4 Accessible Books About Black Feminism - Vimarsana News

4 Accessible Books About Black Feminism

Black feminism critiqued the whiteness of 2nd Wave Feminism & brought it to the present conversations that include race, sexuality, & class. Here are some of those books.

Monthly Review | Bury Class Society Before It Buries Us All - Vimarsana News

Monthly Review | Bury Class Society Before It Buries Us All

This article will be released in full online February 7, 2022. Eleanor Burke Leacock taught that transhistorical, universal male dominance is a myth, not a fact.

UPDATE: MLK Commemoration Held Virtually Sunday - Vimarsana News

UPDATE: MLK Commemoration Held Virtually Sunday

[UPDATE -- 4 P.M. SUNDAY, JANUARY 16] Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor, a professor of African American Studies at Princeton University who is among 2021 MacArthur “genius grant” winners, delivered the keynote address for Duke University’s annual Martin Luther King Jr. commemoration Sunday. The threat of hazardous conditions Sunday from freezing rain forced the observance to move online. The commemoration can be viewed here.

Source: duke.edu