It's Women's History Month and we've got something fun planned for Sunday. Like what we're doing? Follow along here or on Substack. Both are free. And share to keep the stories coming. #HATM jasonherbert.substack.com/p/reckoning-...

We're excited to share that "Detroit Never Left: Black Space, White Borders, Latino Crossings" by Nicole E. Trujillo-Pagán is officially out today! Discover a new perspective on the relationship between race and space in Detroit. buff.ly/xCU9GC3

Congratulations!! Can’t wait to read this.

I was thinking earlier about what our ancestors did to survive a world worse than this one. Some did not survive. For others, I came up with God, culture, each other, and spite. Just gonna live anyhow!

I just gotta find a way to wear sandals year round but not be too hot hmmm

"There is no flag large enough to cover the shame [nor the crime] of killing innocent people." -- Howard Zinn, @zinndigital.bsky.social

Money for schools, not for war! #NoWarWithIran

Another one by Olly: ollycostello.com/portfolio

My article is here! Sending appreciation to Gerald Smith at the University of Kentucky and Stephanie Lang at the Kentucky Historical Society. Thank you for the opportunity to share my research on women in the Black Appalachian Commission!!

Working on my bibliography is helping me clean up my endnotes. Circular/cyclical improvements. Return, return.

Wonder

Honored to receive a State History Award from the Historical Society of Michigan for my book Freedom Enterprise!

Next Thursday February 5 at 6:30, in person AT the SCHOMBURG Center, we're going to have a powerful conversation on the history of political repression and police violence and Black organizing against it. Please join us! www.eventbrite.com/e/policing-b...

🔊 Upcoming Online Book Discussion The New Routes in Transnational American Studies series continues with a discussion of Tip of the Spear: Black Radicalism, Prison Repression, and the Long Attica Revolt by Orisanmi Burton. 🗓 29 Jan 2026 ⏰ 7–9 PM (GMT+1, Tunisia) 🔗 Register: bit.ly/3LaRS0n

Spring semester, 2026. Year four on the tenure track. Grateful.