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As we close Black History Month, I want to share some exciting news: I earned tenure and promotion to Associate Professor. The girl who dreamed of being like Whitley Gilbert, is now a tenured art historian at an HBCU.
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*These Heathens* is my favorite read of 2026.
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“Cranes in the Sky” feels like gospel music.
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Toni Morrison reading.
“What's the world for you if you can't make it up the way you want it?” — Toni Morrison, Jazz
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Me too. I saw her in concert in 2015 and she was amazing!
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Text of Alice Walker’s poem “Be Nobody’s Darling”
enslavement. Her definition of Womanism expanded boundaries for me in thinking about Black women and feminism. The Color Purple is one of my favorite books. In addition to being an essayist and novelist, Walker is also a poet and wrote one of my favorites, which I’ll share here: #BHM
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The ninth day of Black History Month is Alice Walker’s birthday. Her work has been foundational to me as an art historian. “In Search of Our Mother’s Gardens” argues for the reclamation of quotidian forms of beauty as art. It revolutionized how I think about Black women’s cultural production during
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Free features a standing female figure in a quilt-patterned dress that refers to the paintings to John Biggers. Her leather jacket and pin nod to the Black Panthers. Her hair is inspired by Esi Sagay’s African Hairstyles: Styles of Yesterday and Today. #BHM
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