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Tune into KERA at 4:44pm for an exciting feature on our bus tours!! keranews.org/news/2024-05-0…

Thankful for the opportunity to discuss the connection between this year’s #metgala theme and political imagery for Time Magazine! Special thanks to Dr. Kathryn Cramer Brownell and the madebyhistory team! time.com/6974969/met-ga…

FYI: Here is the piece dmagazine.com/frontburner/20…

If you would like to support those arrested at UTD, please fill out this very brief form: docs.google.com/forms/d/1a_YeG…

Wrote a little something about why aid works and why it matters @TIMEHistory The Berlin Airlift’s Lesson for Today ti.me/3VbP9Gf

Such fantastic news! Love this for Dr. Lindsay M. Chervinsky and for Mount Vernon. 💫💫💫

Big thanks to the Dallas Public Library for inviting me to give a talk on Tuesday, June 18 as part of their Brown Bag Speaker Series. Join us for a conversation about President Kennedy's June 1963 civil rights address at the Skillman Southwestern Branch Library from 11-12 noon!

So many great sessions & super smart scholars at the American Political History Conference at Vanderbilt University! It was amazing to join yesterday’s panel on the “Cultural Histories of Election Years.” Thoughtful lessons from 1796/1800, 1856, 1912, 1960, and 1980.

61 years ago today on June 11, 1963, President Kennedy addressed the nation on civil rights. He defined the civil rights crisis as moral, as well as constitutional and legal, and announced that he would submit civil rights legislation to Congress. jfklibrary.org/learn/about-jf…

Medgar Evers, who fought in #DDay and was the NAACP field secretary for Mississippi, was assassinated outside of his home hours after JFK's civil rights address in the early morning of June 12, 1963. People wrote to JFK about his speech and their anger at Evers' murder.

Hear VP Beverly Davis, stalwart advocate Larry Johnson, and member Katie Cross speak about some of the work coming out of the Library of Congress-funded kinkofa | digital family history platform x RBD Tenth Street project: wfaa.com/article/news/c…

You still have time to get on the bus for our July Ukunika Tours! Next Saturday, July 13 we'll discover Blues, Jazz & Emancipation in Deep Ellum. On Saturday, July 27 we'll explore Martyrs & Memory in Downtown and Dealey Plaza. Purchase your tickets now! rememberingblackdallas.org/ukunika-bus-to…

.TheSouthernSHA's Membership Drive is officially underway! Use the code SHA2024 to get $5 off this month, plus some SHA swag. Membership includes a subscription to The Journal of Southern History, conference discounts, and so much more! Join now: thesha.org/join-register-

Don’t miss these events! You have two more chances to join us on our Ukunika Bus Tours: July 27 and Aug 17. Tickets: rememberingblackdallas.org/ukunika-bus-to…. Join us with kinkofa | digital family history platform on Aug 3 to get a first-look at the findings from If Tenth Street Could Talk. See flyer to register.

Thanks to WFAA Channel 8 for sharing my story, and the Dallas Observer for writing the initial article, Eva Raggio and Vanessa Quilantan. Special thanks to Lauren Smart. Click on the link to watch the video wfaa.com/video/entertai…

It’s September…and that means North Texas Giving Day is just around the corner! You can support RBD by donating early now through Sept 18th or on the big day: Sept 19th, 2024.

.TheSouthernSHA's History Across the Generations series is back with wonderful Joseph Reidy from my alma mater, History Department, interviewing one of my all-time favorites, Kellie Carter Jackson, and Richard Blackett of Vanderbilt History. Wow!!💫 Register now: shorturl.at/UCdA1

Did you publish your first history book in 2024? Does it engage with the presidency, broadly defined? If so, then submit your book for consideration for the 2025 Center for Presidential History Book Prize! All details here: smu.edu/cph/bookprize