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Daniel Coleman- Black/Gender: When Our Existence is a Threat

Daniel Coleman- Black/Gender: When Our Existence is a Threat can be watched here

Michael Harriot- In Conversation with Michael Harriot

Michael Harriot- In Conversation with Michael Harriot can be watched here

Julian Hill, Esq.- Black Solidarity Economy Lawyering by Julian Hill

Julian Hill, Esq.- Black Solidarity Economy Lawyering by Julian Hill can be watched here

Dr. Toivo Asheeke- Arming Black Consciousness

Dr. Toivo Asheeke- Arming Black Consciousness can be watched here

All freedom school lectures

All freedom school lectures can be watched here

Drs. Tiffany A. Player and Ras Michael Brown: Gullah/Geechee Field School – History, Legacy, and Service at Georgia State University

Drs. Tiffany A. Player and Ras Michael Brown, esteemed members of the Intersectionality in the American South, have been instrumental in the faculty Field School experience focused on the Gullah Geechee communities of South Carolina and Georgia. Gullah/Geechee Field School Overview: The Gullah/Geechee Field School, hosted by Georgia State University, is a unique and immersive…

“Hidden Histories” by Dr. Monique Moultrie, Member of Intersectionality in the American South (IAS)

We are proud to introduce “Hidden Histories,” an exceptional work by Dr. Monique Moultrie, a distinguished member of Intersectionality in the American South (IAS). This insightful book brings forth the voices of Black lesbian religious leaders in the United States through a collection of oral histories. “Hidden Histories” sheds light on how these leaders embody…

Black Popular Culture and Social Justice: Beyond Entertainment by Dr. Lakeyta Bonnette-Bailey and Jonathan Gayles

Introducing a compelling work by Dr. Lakeyta Bonnette-Bailey, Co-Director for the Center for the Advancement of Students and Alumni (CASA), and Jonathan Gayles, Chair of African-American Studies, a groundbreaking book titled “Black Popular Culture and Social Justice: Beyond Entertainment.” This volume offers an in-depth exploration of the profound impact of Black popular culture in the…

Collins Airhihenbuwa, Member of Intersectionality in the American South (IAS), Examines Adaptation Strategies in HIV Prevention: A Case Study of the ‘4 Youth by Youth Project’ in Nigeria

Introduction: Collins Airhihenbuwa, a member of Intersectionality in the American South (IAS), has undertaken a significant research endeavor. This research delves into the adaptation strategies of an HIV prevention intervention among youth in Nigeria, focusing on the ‘4 Youth by Youth Project.’ This case study aims to shed light on the reasons for adaptations, the…

IAS Presents: 50 Years of Hip-Hop – The Golden Anniversary Conference at GSU

Get ready to celebrate 50 years of Hip-Hop in style at Georgia State University! 🎶✨ We are thrilled to invite you to a groundbreaking conference commemorating the golden anniversary of Hip-Hop. This monumental event promises to be a treat for music enthusiasts, scholars, and culture lovers alike. 🎂📚 Event Details: This free conference is co-sponsored…