Nicole Morris Johnson

@jbhe.com has a great list of Recent Books of Interest to African American Scholars, including THE SOUTHS IN HER, by Nicole M. Morris Johnson tinyurl.com/ymzmsr2p @nimojo.bsky.social @columbiaup.bsky.social

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Now available! Considering the violence routinely inflicted on Black women alongside their artistic innovations, this book reveals a transmuted South that is rich in techniques for weaving liberatory works. buff.ly/isS9Wgo @nimojo.bsky.social #BlackStudies #AfricanaStudies #BlackModernity

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a photograph of a woman in a light colored dress floating beneath water in a river with her head above the water framing Michelle Lanier’s article titled “Rooted” in Southern Cultures journal https://www.southerncultures.org/article/rooted/

Storytime: In 2023, Koritha Mitchell generously shared an article that reminded her of my work: Michelle Lanier’s gorgeous “Rooted.“ My breath was immediately swept away by an image that seemed to express all that I was trying to make clear in words. Thank you Allison Janae Hamilton! #TSIH

Today! All books in @columbiaup.bsky.social Black Lives in the Diaspora series are 50% off, including THE SOUTHS IN HER by @nimojo.bsky.social; AFTERLIVES OF THE PLANTATION by Jarvis McInnis; and SCATTERED & FUGITIVE THINGS by @lehelton.bsky.social. bit.ly/4rupQx9

I have long admired the field-shaping work of Soyica Diggs Colbert, Thadious Davis, and Riche Richardson, so I was ecstatic when I read their reviews of my first book The Souths in Her! I’m beyond grateful that they took the time to read and engage my work. #tsih #thesouthsinher

This is a good time to support books in the "Black Lives in the Diaspora" series, a collaboration between Howard University and Columbia University Press! #thesouthsinher #tsih

Year 5 of the Black Feminist Theory Summer Institute: Applications are open, more info on our website. Please spread the word.

TCB: THE TONI CADE BAMBARA SCHOOL OF ORGANIZING - DOC NYC NYC PREMIERE The Toni Cade Bambara School of Organizing celebrates the life of the dynamic author, editor, and activist. From her Harlem roots to her role

For 4 more days, you can stream Louis Massiah's brilliant documentary "TCB: THE TONI CADE BAMBARA SCHOOL OF ORGANIZING" through the DocNYC film fest! www.docnyc.net/film/tcb-the...

The Souths in Her | Columbia University Press Since the Middle Passage, the intellectual and physical freedom of Black women in the United States and the Caribbean has been constrained. Yet Black women w... | CUP

"An important exploration of how Black women artists have used self-expression to counter misperceptions...." -- Soyica Diggs Colbert

Now available! THE SOUTHS IN HER, by Nicole M. Morris Johnson. Use the code CUP20 and save 20% bit.ly/4ptNurC @nimojo.bsky.social @columbiaup.bsky.social

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In “Celestine,” Artist Allison Janae Hamilton Reaches for the Cosmos

Allison Janae Hamilton "Celestine"
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‘Of Salt and Spirit’: Black Quilters Record Southern History The Mississippi Museum of Art in Jackson, is displaying the exhibit, “Of Salt and Spirit: Black Quilters in the American South,” through April 15, 2022.

‘Of Salt and Spirit’: Black Quilters Record Southern History, Demonstrate Artistry www.mississippifreepress.org/of-salt-and-... #thesouthsinher #tsih #sharbreonplummer #ashleymjones "I Cannot Talk About the South Without Talking About Black Women"