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Knowledge is power. Empower yourself with a deeper understanding of Black History, culture, and social issues through our online course. Let's make positive change together! #EmpowerThroughEducation #BlackStudiesMatters

Knowledge is power. Empower yourself with a deeper understanding of Black History, culture, and social issues through our online course. Let's make positive change together! #EmpowerThroughEducation #BlackStudiesMatters

The Shocking Reality of Disrespecting Black Culture: A Lesson on Juneteenth In this eye-opening video, we discuss the repercussions of disrespecting black culture and delve into the significance of Juneteenth. Join us as we unravel the ignorance and consequences faced by those who fail to understand and appreciate the struggles of black history. #RespectBlackCulture #JuneteenthAwareness #BlackHistoryMatters #CulturalAppreciation #EducateYourself #IgnoranceConsequences #DiversityandInclusion #SocialAwareness #UnityInDiversity #CelebrateBlackCulture

How many Black inventors do you know? What about Black poets? In the latest Big World episode, SIS professor Omekongo Dibinga shares why Black history is integral to understanding and appreciating American history. https://buff.ly/3RAOcny

Please check out our newest published articles and comments in Volume 17! For our second spotlight, please check out: What's Past is Prologue: Posthumous Bar Admissions and Restorative Justice By Hon. John G. Browning and Dannielle Thompson This piece explores the significance of posthumous bar admissions as a means of achieving restorative justice for Black attorneys who faced discrimination. By rectifying these historical injustices, the legal community acknowledges its past while moving forward. Emphasizing the theme of "Answering the Call," the authors stress that modern Black attorneys, equipped with knowledge and a deep sense of duty, are poised to confront contemporary legal challenges while honoring the sacrifices of their predecessors.  https://lnkd.in/ghk4iUU5

Want to refresh your virtual bookshelf?📚 Have a read of our specially curated reading list, shining a light on work that celebrates or embodies Black history, experiences, and voices. 👉https://bit.ly/3FI8DJX

Available today, To Build a Black Future by Christopher Paul Harris offers an incisive portrait of how the new Black politics can forge a future centered on collective action, community, and care. This visionary and provocative book reveals how the radical politics of joy, pain, and care, in sharp contrast to liberal political thought, can build a Black future that transcends ideology and pushes the boundaries of our political imagination. (UK/Europe 7 November pub). https://hubs.ly/Q01_vXqs0

Black writers continue to change the world through their far-reaching insights into culture, spirituality, and love. These books celebrate Black joy and culture in all its diversity and intersections. Explore our full reading list: https://hubs.li/Q02kxqdq0

Check out this free resource unpacking Black history stories "Welcome to Black Culture Unlocked - Where our mission is to unlock the minds of the culture. Prepare yourself for a journey through untold stories that redefine our understanding of black history. We proudly present to you: Hidden History Workbook: 10 Black History Stories They Never Taught Us In School In this exclusive FREE workbook, we reveal 10 hidden black history stories that they never taught you in school. Knowledge is power, and we believe it's time to empower YOU with stories that have been hidden for far too long. And the good news is - YOU can get your own copy today for FREE!" https://lnkd.in/gmiC_eyf

In recognition of Black History Month, associate Rose Tanner read aloud the new picture book "All Rise" to her son's first-grade class. The book tells the story of Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's ascent to the Supreme Court. Rose also discussed her career as a lawyer, the significance of the Supreme Court, Black History Month, and why it was important when Justice Jackson joined the Supreme Court. Keep an eye out for more highlights as Black History Month continues over the next week! #BHM #blackhistorymonth #TClaw