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• Sundown #ADPhD / Sunrise #ADPhDProjects
• #WickedFlesh Available for Pre-Order!!
• #ADPhDProjects: electric.maroonage
• PODCAST: Sugar and Slavery on the Dig
• BLOGROLL: Brown on Slave Revolt in Jamaica
• ARTICLE: Zellars on Schooling
• BLOGROLL: Turner on 1619 at @AAIHS
• BLOGROLL: Bailey on the #1619Project
• The #ADPhDReads 2020 Reading Adventure
• DIGITAL/NEWS: Ethnic Studies Rise! #LorgiaFest
• NEWS: Year of Return
• EDITED: Slavery in the Machine, special issue of #sxarchipelagos
• Mar 25: International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade
• Dr. LaMonda Horton Stallings Visits Sex & Slavery Lab at Johns Hopkins University – Sex & Slavery Lab
• Dr. Deirdre Cooper Owens Visits the Sex & Slavery Lab at Johns Hopkins University – Sex & Slavery Lab
• Fall 2018 Sex and Slavery Lab @JohnsHopkins
• EVENT: Cooper Owens on Medical Bondage @JohnsHopkins (Sep 18-20)
• Support One Book One New Orleans & Walking Raddy Book Launch!
• DIGITAL: The Louverture Project
• DIGITAL/SOURCE: Early Accounts of Bois Caïman | The Black Atlantic
• #ADPhD is headed to #AMC2018
• Ira Berlin (1941-2018)
• ART: Diop’s Project Diaspora
• BLOGROLL: Hunter on The Long History of Child-Snatching in the United States
• BLOGROLL: Dize on Locating Enslaved Black Wet Nurses in Francophone Literature
• All Smiles #TakeEmDownNola
• DIGITAL: The Runaway Slaves in Britain Project Launches Today
• DIGITAL: Block on Topic Modeling in Common-place (from 2006)
• Lose Your Mother: 1884 & 2018
• VIDEO: Martinique, Slavery, Reparations
• BOOK: Mitchell on Vénus Noire, Race and Sex in 19th Century France
• BLOGROLL/ARTICLES: Sinha’s Editor’s Note for June 2018 Journal of the Civil War Era on Abolitionism
• BLOGROLL: Ortner on Recovering Frances Ellen Watkins Harper’s Forest Leaves
• EDITED: Rogers and Lesueur on Manumission and Slavery in Europe and the Americas
• DIGITAL/BOOKS: The Puerto Rico Syllabus #PRSyllabus
• DIGITAL/BOOKS: The Caribbean Syllabus: Life and Debt in the Caribbean
• VIDEO: Davis and the Open Space
• DIGITAL: Library of Glissant Studies
• DIGITAL: Aimé Césaire and the Broken Record
• BLOGROLL: Harris on Whitewashing History of the Founders
• BLOGROLL: Ramey on Teaching and “Explaining the New Lynching Memorial to My Son”
• BLOGROLL: Greenwald and Rothman Argue New Orleans should acknowledge its lead role in the slave trade
• BLOGROLL: @NMAAHC Wins Webby for #HiddenHistory
• BLOGROLL: Hunter on “Some Did Choose to Return to Slavery Because They Chose Family Over Everything”
• AUDIO: Zora Neale Hurston’s Story of the Last Slave Ship Survivor – SoundCloud
• BOOK: Scott on the Common Wind of Black Radicalism During Slavery
• BLOGROLL/AUDIO: Kelley on Finding Ways to be One: The making of Cedric J. Robinson’s radical Black politics
• BOOK: Miller on The French Atlantic Triangle
• BLOGROLL: Berry on Kanye West’s teachable moment — for everyone
• BOOK: Edwards on The Practice of Diaspora
• BOOK: Nessler on Haitian Revolution and Santo Domingo
• BOOK: Mauvois on Fugitive Slaves of Martinique
• VIDEO: Rusert on Fugitive Science, Black Freedom and Early African American Culture
• BOOK: Taylor on Margaret Garner
• BLOGROLL: Feimster on Ida B. Wells and the Lynching of Black Women – @NYTimes
• BLOGROLL: Dash Interview “DETOURS AND DISTANCE” (From 2012)
• BLOGROLL: Two Visions of Abolition and Emancipation #OAH18
• ARTICLES: SX Salon 27 on “The Brathwaite Effect”| Small Axe Project
• SOURCE: Glissant’s Table of Diaspora
• BLOGROLL: Edwards Interviewed by The Books
• BOOK: Welch on Black Litigants in the Antebellum South
• VIDEO: Lightfoot on Slave Resistance | @TheGrio
• DIGITAL: Daut Launches “La Gazette Royale d’Hayti”
• BOOK: Flory on Slavery, l’Engagisme and Rachetés in the French Caribbean | Karthala
• BOOK: Blackett on Fugitive Slaves and the 1850 Fugitive Slave Law
• VIDEO: Valdés on Schomburg and Diasporic Blackness | Left of Black
• BOOK: Penningroth on Kinship and Slavery
• AUDIO: Johnson and Jones on #BlackWomanhood | WYPR
• EDITED: Germain and Larcher on Black French Women and the Struggle for Equality
• AUDIO: Flory, Regent, and Chivallon on Enslaved Resistance and Revolt
• SOURCE: Teaching Theresa: A Haytien Tale (1827) | @CommonplaceJrnl
• BLOGROLL: Turner on British Culpability in the Trading and Enslavement of Africans – @AAIHS
• DIGITAL: Databases of Runaway Slave Advertisements
• BLOGROLL: Hartman on Archives and Writing
• ARTICLE: Morgan on Partus Sequitur Ventrem: Law, Race, and Reproduction in Colonial Slavery
• BLOGROLL: Johnson on Slavery, Racial Capitalism, and Justice | Forum for Boston Review
• AWARDS: Organization of American Historians 2018 List
• The Junto Blog Announces New Bloggers
• BLOGROLL/SOURCE: Paul Clammer on Twitter on Belley and Free Black Women of Saint-Domingue
• NEWS/ART: Kara Walker’s Katastwóf Karavan
• AWARD: 2018 AAIHS Award Recipients Announced
• BLOGROLL: Mitchell on Frances Ellen Watkins Harper
• SOURCE: Biography of Anna Murray Douglass | @LibraryofCongress
• CFP: Slavery in the Machine (@sxarchipelagos, Guest Editor: @jmjafrx)
• BOOK: Block on Race and the Body in 18th Century America
• BOOK: Jones on Race, Rights and Birthright Citizenship
• EVENT: March 29th – Arondekar, Johnson, and Seijas on Decolonizing History
• VIDEO: Charity Folks (Making History Trailer)
• BLOGROLL: Mount on Death and Memory From Mississippi to Chicago – @AAIHS
• NEWS: How a Small Seminar Course Engaged Readers Everywhere – The Chronicle of Higher Education #blackwomanhood
• BLOGROLL/SOURCE: Paton Shares Letter from Mary Williamson to Former Owner | History Workshop
• BLOGROLL: African American Civil War Soldiers on Twitter: Toussaint L’Ouverture Delany
• On the Imperative of Transnational Solidarity: A U.S. Black Feminist Statement on the Assassination of Marielle Franco – The Black Scholar
• NEWS/VIDEO: Williams and Berry Launch Making History
• NEWS: SUNY Launches “Afro-Latinx Futures” Book Series
• BLOGROLL: Sleeth on Mary Seacole: Disease and Care of the Wounded, from Jamaica to the Crimea | @NursingClio
• DIGITAL: Lander’s ESSSS Project Featured in NEH Humanities
• BLOGROLL: Hopkinson on Sugar, Caribbean Slavery and Kara Walker’s Subtlety
• A Storify: Tweets from #UnboundJHU held at JHU March 8-9, 2018
• SOURCE: David Walker’s Appeal |  Africans in America
• EVENT/BLOGROLL: This Week: @jmjafrx Launches Sex & Slavery Lab #unboundJHU
• DIGITAL/RESOURCE: Murray County Museum – Vann Slaves Remember
• BLOGROLL: Clark on Raising a Monument to Noel Carriere in New Orleans
• DIGITAL/RESOURCE: The Domestic Slave Trade Collection by AAME | Schomburg
• DIGITAL: The Emilie Davis Diaries
• ARTICLE: Bell on Self-Emancipating Women, Civil War, and the Union Army in Louisiana and Georgia
• ARTICLE: Forret on Slavery, Disability and the Census
• DIGITAL: African Americans and the End of Slavery in Massachusetts
• BLOGROLL: Class on Slavery at MIT | MIT News
• BLOGROLL: Blight on How the Right Co-Opts Frederick Douglass – The New York Times
• DIGITAL: Frederick Douglass in Baltimore: 1836-1838
• BLOGROLL: Jones on Michelle Obama and the Black Women of the White House
• BOOK: Vlach on the Big House
• AUDIO: Fuentes on Colonial Port Cities and Slavery | Ben Franklin’s World
• BLOGROLL/RESOURCE: Handler and Tuite on Louisiana Native Guards Photo Falsification
• POETRY: Osbey on The Poem as History | Warscapes
• SOURCE/TEACHING: Purchased Lives Annotated Resource Set | The Historic New Orleans Collection
• VIDEO/FILM: Landscape and Power: Freedom and Slavery in the Great Dismal Swamp
• VIDEO: Diouf on Slavery’s Exiles | New York Dub
• AUDIO: The Great Dismal Swamp and African American Maorons
• ARTICLE: Everill on “All the baubles that they needed”: “Industriousness” and Slavery in Saint-Louis and Gorée
• DIGITAL: The David Walker Memorial Project
• DIGITAL/SOURCE: Katz and Nyong’o Exhibit on Mary Jones and Print Culture | Outhistory
• BLOGROLL: Katz on Mary Jones, Gender, Slavery, and TransHistory | OutHistory
• SOURCE: Slave Narratives: A Folk History of Slavery Free on Project Gutenberg
• BLOGROLL: Cotard and Dubois Create Comic on Haitian Revolution
• DIGITAL: McDaniel on Scripting Slave Sales on Twitter
• BLOGROLL: Spillers on Passport to Freedom | the A-Line
• Berry: “Beyond the Slave Trade, the Cadaver Trade” via @NYTimes
• Support Palabras for PR #PuertoRico
• DIGITAL/BLOGROLL: Interactive Maps Chronicle Frederick Douglass in Maryland
• BOOK: Cooper on Slavery and Resistance in Montreal
• BLOGROLL: Miles on Slave Mistress Ghosts and Tourism
• ARTICLE: Saillant on Funeral Ceremonies in the Sea Islands
• BOOK: Miles on the Haunted South
• VIDEO: Shepherd on History and Resistance at the National Library of Jamaica
• VIDEO: Public Historian Tiya Miles on Doing History
• BLOGROLL: Miles on Slavery in the Midwest | @NYTimes
• BOOK: Miles on The Dawn of Detroit
• BOOK: Carrasquillo on Race and Citizenship in Puerto Rico
• VIDEO: Scholars on History, Slavery, and Defining Black America
• BOOK: Stark on Slave Families and the Hato Economy in Puerto Rico
• BOOK: Cooper Owens on Medical Bondage
• DIGITAL: Digital Aponte – Writing, Painting, and Making Freedom in the African Diaspora
• BOOK: Findlay on Race and Sexuality in Puerto Rico
• BOOK: Miles on the African-Indigenous Ties That Bind
• BOOK: Rodríguez-Silva on Race and Blackness in Puerto Rico
• DIGITAL/CONF: Story Map for Race, Memory, and the Digital Humanities
• ARTICLE: King on Enslaved Women, Murder, and Southern Courts
• BOOK: Martínez-Vergne on Charity and Its Wards in Nineteenth-Century Puerto Rico
• BOOK: Picó on Microhistory and Puerto Rico
• BLOGROLL: Johnson on How to Memorialize Slavery in @Chronicle
• CONFERENCE: OIEAHC/Equality Lab Presents Race, Memory, and the Digital Humanities
• DIGITAL: Anna Julia Cooper Collection | Howard University 
• NEWS: Dunbar’s Never Caught’ to be Adapted for Film
• VIDEO: Dave the Potter Excerpt: Field Cotton
• NEWS: Wheat Wins Tubman Book Prize
• NEWS: AAIHS Wins Rosenzweig Prize
• NEWS: Mustakeem Wins Wesley-Logan Book Prize
• NEWS: Wheat Wins Rawley Book Prize
• NEWS: Ward Receives MacArthur Genius Award
• NEWS: Haley Wins Kelly Memorial Book Prize
• BLOGROLL: Gumbs on ‘Keep Your Sorry’: On Slavery, Marriage and the Possibility of Love – @TheFeministWire
• BLOGROLL: Johnson on Slavery, History, Afrxlatinidad, and Solidarity in Trumplandia | @BitchMedia
• BOOK: Fleetwood on Troubling Vision and Black Visuality
• VIDEO/CONF: Scenes at 20 – Inspirations, Riffs, and Reverberations
• NEWS: A Statement on Hurricane Irma | Small Axe Project
• BLOGROLL: Figueroa on the Present Past of Colonialism
• BOOK: Smallwood on Saltwater Slavery and the Middle Passage
• BLOGROLL: Turner on Calculating the Cost of Hurricanes in the Caribbean for @AAIHS
• BLOGROLL: Walton-Raji on Mapping Slavery in Indian Territory
• ARTICLES: Connolly and Fuentes Co-Edit Special Issue on Archives of Slavery
• AUDIO: LeFlouria on How the convict labor of Black women built the new South
• VIDEO: In the Wake: A Salon in Honor of Christina Sharpe on Vimeo
• SOURCE: Civil War Manuscripts Project
• DIGITAL: Free People of Color in Louisiana
• ARTICLE: Barragan on Female Slaveholders in Colombia
• DIGITAL: Gaffield’s Dessalines Reader
• AUDIO: Still Processing: ‘Confederate,’ ‘Detroit’ and Who Owns Stories About Blackness – The New York Times
• BLOGROLL: Hobson on Nicki Minaj and the Sugar Sphinx for Ms. Magazine Blog (2014)
• BLOGROLL: Sally Hemings, Thomas Jefferson and the Ways We Talk About Our Past – NYTimes.com
• BLOGROLL: Edwards on Why Confederate statues fail to represent Southern history | TheHill
• NEWS: AHA Statement on Confederate Monuments (August 2017) | AHA
• BOOK: Acerbi on Street Occupations in Brazil
• VIDEO: Glymph on The System of Slavery, Domesticity, and Violence
• BOOK: Lewis on Extermination and Race War in the Atlantic World
• BLOGROLL: “We Can Never Tell the Entire Story of Slavery: In Conversation” An Interview with M. NourbeSe Philip
• DIGITAL: Mapping The Freedmen’s Bureau
• AUDIO: Martha Jones on “Who was Roger Taney?” | WYPR
• VIDEO: Toni Morrison Discusses ‘A Mercy’
• VIDEO: The Heritage of Slavery (1968) w/ Fannie Lou Hamer & Lerone Bennett, Jr.
• CHAPTER: Nelson on Runaway Slave Ads in Canada
• BLOGROLL: Handley-Cousins on Falling Out of Love with the Civil War | @NursingClio
• AUDIO: First Draft 8.18 | BackStory 
• BLOGROLL: Farmer on Audley Moore, Mother of the Reparations Movement – AAIHS
• ARTICLE: Webster on Northern Black Womanhood in the Nineteenth Century
• AUDIO: Never Monument to Hurt You by The Rise of Charm City | @SoundCloud
• AUDIO: Dungey and “Ask a Slave” on This American Life 
• VIDEO: The Take Em Down Nola Story
• BLOGROLL: Confederate Monuments and Jim Crow
• SOURCE: Petition signed by John Cuffe and Paul Cuffe regarding taxation | @NMAAHC
• BLOGROLL: Twenty Negro or Overseer Law?: Ideas for the Classroom – The Journal of the Civil War Era
• AUDIO: Joe Madison w/ Erica Armstrong Dunbar on “Never Caught”
• NEWS: Charlottesville and the Mississippi Flag (An Open Letter from Historians)
• BLOGROLL: Parry on Police Dogs and Anti-Black Violence – @AAIHS
• BLOGROLL: Weber on Prison Records from US Colonial Rule in the Philippines – Archive Journal
• AUDIO: LeFlouria on Black Women Convict Laborers in the New South
• ARTICLE: Holden on African-American Children and the Southampton Rebellion of 1831
• SOURCE: Nat Turner and the Southampton Revolt
• DIGITAL: African American Communities
• BLOGROLL: V Books Interviews Tera Hunter on Bound in Wedlock
• BLOGROLL: Foner on Confederate Statues and ‘Our’ History
• NEWS: International Slavery Museum marks ten years with stories of Ink and Blood 
• SOURCE: Frederick Douglass on How Congress Can Fight a ‘Treacherous President’ – The Atlantic
• BLOGROLL: Fleming writes “White Supremacy Is the Foundation of Our Country”
• NEWS: “We Replaced You”
• NEWS: Confederate Monuments Are Coming Down Across the United States. Here’s a List. – The New York Times
• ART: Waud’s Mustered Out
• DIGITAL: Network Visualization of the Civil War Governors of Kentucky 
• ART: Walker, U.S.A. Idioms, 2017
• NEWS/DIGITAL: The Disturbing History Of Confederate Monuments, In A Single Image
• NEWS: Baltimore Removes Confederate Statues in Overnight Operation
• BLOGROLL: Cooper on Ontario Underground Railroad Sites, Farming and Liberty 
• BLOGROLL: Interview with Guadalopean Blogger and Activist João Gabriell
• BLOGROLL: The Charlottesville Syllabus
• BLOGROLL: Bundles on the Harlem Delegation’s Visit to the White House to Protest Lynching – August 1, 1917 
• BLOGROLL: Morford on Undoing the Colonial Myth of “Firsting” | NiCHE
• NEWS: Under pressure to reconcile racist past, Wesleyan College joins slavery study group | AJC
• NEWS: The UWI establishes Center for Reparations Research – Repeating Islands
• BOOK: Hine on Black Women and American History
• NEWS: A Statement On Race and Medieval Studies 
• BLOGROLL: Coates writes “Don’t Give HBO’s ‘Confederate’ the Benefit of the Doubt” at The Atlantic
• BLOGROLL: Ava DuVernay Pays Tribute To Michelle Obama’s Slave Ancestor | HuffPost
• BOOK: Green on Black-White Intimacy in Antebellum U.S.
• VIDEO: Monticello on Slavery Archive TV
• BLOGROLL: Roberts on Preservation and Social Justice| National Trust for Historic Preservation
• VIDEO: Valongo Wharf on Slavery Archive TV
• BOOK: Semley on Citizenship in the French Atlantic
• BOOK: Browne on Slavery in Berbice, British Caribbean
• BOOK: Greene on the Slave Owners of West Africa
• BOOK: Schmidt-Nowara on Slavery and Freedom in Latin America
• SX Salon 24 | Small Axe Project
• BLOGROLL: Sandra Greene and the Curious History of Slavery in Africa | Cornell Research
• DIGITAL: The Caribbean Memory Project
• Ancestry.com Unites the Founding Fathers’ Descendants in One Room | Inverse
• DIGITAL: The Early Caribbean Digital Archive
• SOURCE/DIGITAL: Issue 3.0 of A Colony in Crisis: The Saint-Domingue Grain Shortage of 1789
• INTERVIEW: On Slavery, Césaire, and Relating to the World: An Interview with Patrick Chamoiseau
• VIDEO: Sharpe, Children, and the Slave Trade Database
• SOURCE: Holy Trinity Church death records, 1818-1867 | Georgetown Slavery Archive
• BLOGROLL: In Search of the Slave Who Defied George Washington – @NYTimes
• NEWS/BLOGROLL: Williams: By any name, half-acre of slave trade history not enough | Richmond.com
• NEWS: Richmond leaders debate whether slavery memorial should be named after man who ran notorious jail 
• NEWS: New Orleans removes last of four statues linked to pro-slavery era | @Reuters
• ART: Emancipating the Past: Kara Walker’s Tales of Slavery and Power | @Artsy
• ARTICLE: Webb on Slave Narratives and the Sentencing Court
• BOOK: Candido on An African Slaving Port
• NEWS: Harvard Puts Its Ties To Slavery On Display | WBUR
• ARTICLES: JAAH SYMPOSIUM ON GERALD HORNE
• NEWS: Slave Quarters Rebuilt at Madison’s Montpelier – ABC News
• VIDEO: Frank Guridy on Afro-Cubans and African Americans in the Jim Crow Era | @NotEvenPast
• DIGITAL/EXHIBIT: John W. Anderson’s Kentucky Slave Pen
• NEWS: Support the Amistad Research Center on GiveNOLA Day
• Eliza on the Run
• Andrew Jackson
• FILM: Haile Gerima’s ‘Sankofa’ Revisited
• Happy May Day 2017 from #ADPhD
• ART: Saar’s Weight + Cotton Eater
• Revolution in Reverse?
• DIGITAL: Slavery and the Law in the ProQuest “History Vault”
• VIDEO: Landers on the Missing Century of Black History in the Americas
• Finch Interviewed by Goldthree on Gender, Slavery, and the Archive in Cuba | @AAIHS
• DIGITAL: First Blacks in the Americas: The African Presence in The Dominican Republic
• Rael on the 13th Amendment and Mass Incarceration at @AAIHS
• BOOK: Woodard on Human Consumption and Homoeroticism in U.S. Slave Culture
• Kelley on @NMAACH – “You can’t tell U.S. history without black history”
• DIGITAL: Haiti: An Island Luminous
• AWARD: Colored Conventions Wins MLA Award
• BOOK: Horne on Slave Resistance and the American Revolution
• ASWAD Statement on the U.S. Election
• DIGITAL: Brown on Slavery’s History in the Age of the Database
• VIDEO: Fuentes on Rutgers’ Ties to Slavery & Displacement of Native Americans | @DemocracyNow
• DIGITAL: Digital Archaeological Archive of Comparative Slavery
• Sharpe on Kinship, Whiteness, and Slavery in @TheNewInquiry
• Amrita Chakrabarti Myers: “…they would have been abolitionists.”
• AUDIO: American Exodus: A History of Emigration [rebroadcast] by BackStory
• Johnson: “Yet Lives and Fights”: Riots, Resistance, and Reconstruction | @AAIHS
• Petrella on Slavery, Democracy, and the Racialized Roots of the Electoral College | @AAIHS
• FRIDAY: Rutgers University to Examine its History of Slavery and Dispossession
• Susan Eva O’Donovan: “To stand by silently…makes us look profoundly stupid and cruel and racist too.”
• Alex Gil: “This double voice that could pass the censors was key to their survival.”
• Patrick Rael: “I’m afraid that we are now all about to receive a terrible lesson in matters the least of us have been weaned on for generations.”
• Post-Election Editor’s Note: #ADPhD is at Your Service
• DIGITAL: About The Project · Runaway Connecticut
• Rothman on “Facing Slavery’s Legacy” at Georgetown University
• Morgan on Thinking with Black Marxism | @AAIHS
• BOOK: Hunter on Slave and Free Black Marriage in the 19th Century 
• Baptist: America’s Economy Was Built on Slavery, Not White Ingenuity—Historians Should Tell It Like It Is | Alternet
• Berry on Nat Turner’s Skull and A Purse of Skin | @NYTimes
• AWARD: Davis to receive WUSTL Alumni Association’s Distinguished Faculty Award
• Dubois on Why Haiti Should be at the Center of the Age of Revolution | Aeon 
• BOOK: Berry on Slavery, Value, and a “Pound of Flesh”
• Harriet Tubman Twenty Dollar Bill | Video | C-SPAN.org
• Berry is NPR’s “Source of the Week”
• AWARD: Finch Wins the 2016 Harriet Tubman Prize
• AWARD: Browne Wins 2016 Surveillance Book Prize
• INTERVIEW: Mustakeem on “The Lost History of the Middle Passage”
• BOOK: Roberts on Freedom as Marronage
• Goldthree Interviews Gaffield on Haiti and the Atlantic World | @AAIHS
• Byrd on Black Women, Slavery, and Silences of the Past | @AAIHS
• BOOK: Cobb on Remaking Black Visuality in the Early Nineteenth Century | Books | NYU Press
• Merritt on Clothing, Masculinity and the Enslaved | @AAIHS
• BOOK: Wright on Black Girlhood in the Nineteenth Century
• BOOK: Gaffield on Haitian Connections in the Atlantic World
• Cobb on “What Does Black Freedom Look Like?” | @LeftofBlack
• Region & Nation in Race & Slavery: Closing Highlights Storify via @OIEAHC 
• BOOK: Borucki on Shipmates, Soldiers and Black Identity in the Río de la Plata
• Tillet on How ‘The Birth of a Nation’ Silences Black Women | @NYTimes
• Bond and O’Donovan on Remembering the Memphis Massacre of 1866 | @ProcessHistory
• SOURCE: Nat Turner and the Haitian Revolution | The Public Archive 
• Diouf on Nat Turner and More Resources for Research | Lapidus Center 
• Johnson on Slavery, Sources, and Bills of Sale 
• Alexander: ‘The Birth of a Nation’ Is an Epic Fail | The Nation
• Holden Discusses the Role Women Played in the Nat Turner Rebellion | TIME
• Holden on “The Trouble in Nate Parker’s Southampton” | @ProcessHistory
• Owens Interviews Fuentes on Enslaved Women, Violence, and the Archive | @AAIHS
• DIGITAL: Black Loyalist
• DIGITAL: Pybus on Black Loyalists and “The Book of Negroes” | @NotEvenPast
• BOOK: Joyner on South Carolina Slave Culture and Community
• BOOK: Clark-Pujara on the Dark Work of Slavery in Rhode Island
• Douglass Prize Finalists Announced! Finch, Forret, & Hopper 
• BOOK: Johnson on Slavery’s Metropolis 
• EDITED: Scully and Patton on Gender and Slave Emancipation in the Atlantic World
• Millward on the DOJ Report on Baltimore and the African-American Freedom Struggle
• ARTICLE: Green on Letters from a Fancy Girl
• BOOK CHAPTER: Rogers and King on Women of Color in 18th Century Saint-Domingue
• 2016-17 Howard University Slavery Seminar
• BOOK: Welch on Slavery in Bridgetown, Barbados
• Mendoza on Country Marks on Enslaved Africans in Brazil 
• VIDEO: Millward on Finding Charity’s Folk at the Library of Congress
• Johnson on Sex, Blood, and Belonging in the Early Republic | @AAIHS 
• BOOK: Beckles on Slavery and Reparations in the British Caribbean
• Hartog on Learning from the Legal Culture of Gradual Emancipation | @ProcessHistory
• BOOK: Davis on Leo Africanus and His Travels
• EDITED: Saucier and Woods on Maroonage,  Antiblackness, and Black Studies
• BOOK: Paton on Crime, Punishment, and Gender in Jamaica
• DIGITAL: The Celia Project 
• PODCAST: Daut Interview on Tropics of Haiti 
• VIDEO: Araujo on Sites and Public Memory of the Atlantic Slave Trade | EHESS
• DIGITAL: The Abolitionists Map of America
• DIGITAL: Slavery and the U.S. Supreme Court: The Amistad Case | Amistad Research Center
• Sex and Slavery: An Incomplete Reading List
• ARTICLE: Semley on “To Live and Die, Free and French”
• BOOK: Mann on “Marrying Well” in Lagos
• ARTICLE: Ginzberg on Women’s History, Mainstreams and Cutting Edges
• BOOK: Holland on the Slaves in the White House
• VIDEO: Bell on Enslaved Labor Used to Build the Capitol | C-SPAN
• ARTICLE: Morgan on Race and Gender in the History of the Early Republic
• Sesay on Remembering Phillis Wheatley at @AAIHS
• ARTICLE: Pryor on the Etymology of ‘Nigger’ in the Antebellum North
• Blain and Mustakeem on 70 Recent History Books by Black Women
• Jones-Rogers on the Tubman Twenty 
• Rael on the “All Lives Matter” Debate in 1837 @AAIHS 
• Hall Essays in Black World/Negro Digest at The Public Archive 
• BOOK: Ipsen on the Daughters of the Trade on the Gold Coast
• Meier: W. E. B. Du Bois’s Modernist Data Visualizations of Black Life
• BLOGROLL: Merleaux on Sidney Mintz and Sweetness and Power| @ProcessHistory
• Dunbar on Episode 4 of Roots: “The Ones I’m Missing” | @ProcessHistory
• Dunbar on Episode 3 of Roots: “I Decided to Live” @ProcessHistory“
• Dunbar on Episode 2 of Roots: “Never Let Them Put the Chains on Your Mind”| @ProcessHistory
• BOOK: Pryor on “Colored Travelers” before the Civil War
• Dunbar on Episode 1 of Roots: “The Shame Is Not Ours” | @ProcessHistory
• Ross Interview on The Great New Orleans Kidnapping Case | WWNO
• BOOK: Ross on The Great New Orleans Kidnapping Case
• BOOK: Sharpe on the Orthography of the Wake
• ARTICLE: Hartman on Black Women’s Labors
• ARTICLE: Millward on Black Women’s History and Mourning
• Disunion at The New York Times
• Melancon on Money and Black Life
• DIGITAL: Scuffalong – North Carolina Free People of Color
• Newman on Tubman, Jackson, and U.S. Currency
• DIGITAL: Runaway Slaves in Britain
• DIGITAL: Rankin Maps the Spread of Slavery in United States
• BOOK: Dubois on the Banjo
• Simmons on Landscapes and History in Beyonce’s #Lemonade
• DIGITAL: Memories of a Massacre: Memphis in 1866
• BOOK: Wright on the Physics of the Middle Passage
• PODCAST: Diouf and Higgins on the African Diaspora | Schomburg Live
• Hudson on The Racist Dawn of Capitalism | Boston Review
• BOOK: Ferrer on Cuba and Haiti in the Age of Revolution
• Berry: Harriet Tubman isn’t the first black woman to appear on currency in the U.S.
• INTERVIEW: Wilder on his book “Ebony And Ivy: Race, Slavery, And The Troubled History Of America’s Universities” | The Diane Rehm Show (2014)
• EDITED: Mann, Bay, and More on Rethinking the African Diaspora (2001)
• Byrd on Teaching Celia, A Slave in an Age of #BlackLivesMatter
• Hobson Discusses All the Women and Continuing Legacies | @AAIHS
• BOOK: Nwankwo on Black Cosmopolitanism in the 19th Century
• Childs on A Escrava Isaura and the Drama of White Slavery | @AAIHS
• Rothman Speaks About Georgetown University’s History With Slavery | The Georgetowner
• Jackson and Ball Discuss Roots from the 1970s to Now | Interview with the Journal of the Civil War Era
• Johnson on Black Diasporic Intellectual Production for @AAIHS
• BOOK: Mustakeem on “Slavery at Sea” and the Middle Passage
• Berry on #UndergroundWGN and “The Modern Story of Enslaved Runaways” | Process History @The_OAH
• VIDEO: Spillers on “Shades of Intimacy” and the Eighteenth Century
• PODCAST:  Hall on “Making ‘Race’: the work of the slave-owners”
• Trent with “Thoughts on Underground” | @AAIHS
• VIDEO: Apter on “History in the Dungeon” | African Studies Workshop @ Harvard
• VIDEO: The Lapidus Center Presents Slavery and Memory x Whitney Plantation
• VIDEO: Morgan, ‘Partus Sequitur Ventrem’: Law and Re/Production for Enslaved Women
• ARTICLES/JOURNAL: Special Joint Issue on Slavery and Anti-Slavery in the Atlantic world
• PODCAST: Finley on “Untitled, 1969” by Malcolm Bailey | Whitney Museum of American Art
• Daut on “Genocidal Imaginings” in the Era of the Haitian Revolution | Age of Revolutions
• James on Louis Rigaud’s “Portrait of a Revolutionary” | Yale Alumni Magazine
• BOOK: Winters on the Mulatta Concubine in History and Memory
• ARTICLES/DIGITAL: Foreman and more on the Colored Conventions Project
• ARTICLE/JOURNAL/DIGITAL: Social Text Special Issue on Slavery, Freedom, and the Archive
• DIGITAL: Rudisell of the Colored Conventions Project on Copyright and Doing Digital Black History
• Nelson on Canadian Fugitive Slave Advertisements: An Untapped Archive of Resistance | Borealia
• BOOK: Sinha on Abolition as the “Slave’s Cause”
• PODCAST: Brown on “Designing Histories of Slavery for the Database Age”
• BOOK: Browne on Slavery, Surveillance and other Dark Matters
• Fletcher on Erasing History at Greenfield Plantation | @AAIHS
• Bonner on Slavery, Memory, and Feeling “The Bonds of History” | @AAIHS
• BOOK: Wheat on Atlantic Africa and the Spanish Caribbean
• White on “Listening to the Enslaved” | openDemocracy
• PODCAST: Morgan on Researching Slavery | Doing History
• Hardesty Traces Early Black Intellectual Networks | @AAIHS
• Diouf on The Harlem Burial Ground | Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture
• BOOK: Fuentes on Enslaved Women, Violence, and the Archive
• Greenwald and Rothman on New Orleans and the Domestic Slave Trade in the United States | NOLA.com
• DIGITAL: Freedom on the Move and Slave Resistance in New Orleans
• BOOK: Lightfoot on Slavery and Freedom in Antigua
• Shepherd Interview on the Morant Bay Rebellion in The Voice
• BOOK: Hendricks on Fannie Barrier Williams
• Bonner on Frederick Douglass’s Compressed, Expanding World | @AAIHS
• Dunbar on Black Slavery and the General Viewing Audience | Process
• BOOK: Foreman on Reading Black Women in the Nineteenth Century
• BOOK: Christianson on Charles Nalle, Freedom and the Civil War
• RADIO/PODCAST: Jones-Rogers on White Women’s Roles in Slavery on Against the Grain
• Childs on Visible Fugitives and the “Out-Of-Placeness” of Runaway Slaves at AAIHS
• Johnson on Black Death and the Gallows in 18th Century Jamaica
• EDITED: Frederickson and Walters on Slavery, Gender, and Resistance
• EDITED: Bryant, O’Toole, and Vinson on Africans to Spanish America
• What You’ve Missed on the #ADPhD Tumblr…
• Podcast: Atlantic Bonds and Biography: from South Carolina to Nigeria | Africa Past & Present
• ESSAY: Price on “Violence and Hope in a Space of Death: Paramaribo” | Common-place (2003)
• DIGITAL/NEWS: Slave Trade Database to Expand, Update Website | The Emory Wheel
• SOURCE: “Into the inner life of the Negro Race”: Highlights from Black Authors, 1556-1922 | Readex
• Grandin, O’Malley, Ferrer, Berlin, and 12 Years a Slave Win Awards from the American Historical Association
• DIGITAL: “Lost Friends” Database: Former Slaves Searching for Kin
• DIGITAL: Hanna and Hodder on Using ArcGIS to Analyze Slavery in Commemorative Landscapes
• DIGITAL: Fictions of the Haitian Revolution
• Bree Newsome Speaks Out After Her Act of Civil Disobedience
• Rothman Remarks on Marguerite Thompson’s Petition for Freedom
• Sheller on Race and Sexuality in Post-Emancipation Caribbean
• BOOK: Finch on La Escalera Rebellion and Enslaved Resistance in Cuba
• BOOK: Millward on Charity Folks, Free and Enslaved Women in Maryland
• DIGITAL: French Revolution Digital Archive
• DIGITAL: The Arabella Chapman Project
• DIGITAL: The Colored Conventions Project
• Johnson on Time, Space, and Memory at Whitney Plantation (Louisiana)
• The #QSWG is Digital Archive No. 15 on Africa is a Country!
• DIGITAL: Visualizing Emancipation
• DIGITAL: Richmond’s Slave District Recreated in 3D
• BOOK: Gomez on Exchanging Our Country Marks
• BOOK: Frankel on Freedom’s Women in Mississippi
• BOOK: Pybus on Epic Journeys of Freedom
• Ferrer Interviewed by the Public Archive
• BOOK: Hunter on Southern Black Women After the Civil War
• CFP: José Antonio Aponte and His World (NYU)
• Rael on Ferguson, Respectability Politics, and the Early Republic
• CFP: Black Code Studies
• Kelley: Michael Brown Was One of “We the People,” Too
• Bonner on Black Politics in a New World
• ARTICLE: Cardyn on Sexualized Racism/Gendered KKK Violence
• ARTICLE: Neidenbach on Madame Marie Couvent, a Free Woman of Color in New Orleans
• ARTICLE: Stark on African Slave Trade to Puerto Rico
• BOOK: Dorsey on Slave Traffic in Puerto Rico, West Africa, Caribbean
• BOOK: Figueroa on Sugar and Slavery in Puerto Rico
• VIDEO: Intellectual History of Black Women: An International Conference
• BOOK: Rothman on Rose Herera
• Childs on Doing African Diaspora History as a Latin Americanist
• BOOK: Thompson on Dance, Slavery and Performance
• Foner on the Underground Railroad (NYTimes.com)
• VIDEO: Audain on US Fugitive Slaves Mexico
• BOOK: Scott and Hébrard on Rosalie de Nación Poulard
• O’Malley on Balancing the Empirical and the Humane in Slave Trade Studies
• EDITED: Campbell and Elbourne on Sex, Power and Slavery
• BOOK: Ball on the Black Middle Class in the Antebellum North
• EDITED: Radcliffe, Scott, and Werner on Black Intellectuals in the Atlantic World
• 2014 in Review: WordPress Annual Report
• An Open Letter of Love to Black Students: #BlackLivesMatter
• Berry and Morgan: #Blacklivesmatter Till They Don’t: Slavery’s Lasting Legacy
• ARTICLES: Material Cultures of Slavery in British Caribbean
• BLOG: Commemorative Landscapes of North Carolina (2010)
• Online Now! “Death Rites as Birthrights in Atlantic New Orleans” by Me (@jmjafrx)
• TALK: The Race for Digitality | Roopika Risam
• Interview: The Colonial Art of Demonizing Others | The UCSB Current
• SOURCE: Controversial Literature in The American Slavery Collection, 1820-1922: From the American Antiquarian Society | Readex
• BOOK: Rushforth on Slavery in New France
• AUDIO: Berry and Harris on Urban Slavery | 15 Minute History
• Baptist on What Whites Refuse to Believe About Slavery | The Guardian
• Baptist On “What the Economist Doesn’t Get About Slavery” in POLITICO Magazine
• The Economist Considers Slavery and the Response is Immediate (A Round Up)
• BOOK: Baptist on Slavery and Capitalism in America
• DIGITAL: Banjology
• Penn Gazette Feature On Salamishah Tillet: Scholar, Teacher, Activist
• DIGITAL: Dunn’s Website Compares Two Plantations (Virginia, Jamaica)
• AUDIO: Kelley on Michael Brown And Dred Scott | Here & Now
• SOURCE: Thomas Hutchinson Meets Dido Belle
• Maya Angelou (1928-2014)
• Vincent Harding (1931-2014) | Sam Greenlee (1930-2014)
• Rogers on Researching the Zealy Dagguerreotypes of Slaves (2012)
• Brunias? Buttons ft. Caribbean Free and Slave Life @ Cooper-Hewitt
• BOOK: Camp on Everyday Resistance in the U.S. South
• Stephanie M. H. Camp (1967-2014)
• My OAH Tribute: Stephanie M. H. Camp & Deborah Gray White
• AUDIO: Eltis on the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Database | Africa Past and Present
• AUDIO: Chivallon and Howard on Slavery & Memory in Martinique
• BOOK: Cowling on Women, Gender, Emancipation in Cuba & Brazil
• AUDIO: Lovejoy on Building Databases of Enslaved Africans | Africa Past and Present
• EDITED: Meuwese and Fortin on Biographies & the Atlantic World
• BOOK: Wilder on Slavery at U.S. Universities
• EDITED: M’Bow on Gender Equality, Women, and Citizenship in Africa
• BOOK: Mattoso on Slavery in Brazil
• EDITED: Robertson and Klein on Women and Slavery in Africa
• BOOK: Bush on Slave Women in Caribbean Society
• ESSAY: Stevenson on the History of Slavery and Slavery Today
• BOOK: Stevenson on Slave Family & Community in the U.S. South
• EDITED: Hull, Scott & Smith’s Some of Us Are Brave (1982)
• RESOURCE: Slave and Free People of Color Baptismal Records in the Archives – Archdiocese of New Orleans
• ESSAY: Foreman on Violence, Citizenship, and Histories of Slavery (2013)
• RESOURCE: Freedmen and Southern Society Project: Sample Documents
• TEACHING: Baucom and DuBois Course Site for “The Black Atlantic”
• CONF: Race and Nation in the Age of Emancipations
• DIGITAL/RESOURCES: Readex Highlights Five African-American History Collections
• RESOURCE: Timeline of African American History Across North Carolina
• FILM: Akomfrah’s The Stuart Hall Project
• VIDEO: Stuart Hall and C. L. R. James | In Conversation
• Carrington on Stuart Hall | AFRICA IS A COUNTRY
• Blackburn’s Obituary for Stuart Hall
• DIGITAL/EXHIBIT: “I will be heard!” Abolitionism in America (Cornell U)
• VIDEO: Grandin Discusses New Book on Democracy Now!
• Stuart Hall (1932 – 2014)
• Slavery in Video Games: Evan Narcisse on Assassin’s Creed III and IV (Kotaku)
• VIDEO: Dunbar on African American Women’s History in the Digital Age (Philadelphia)
• DIGITAL: Maryland State Archives Launches Name Database
• Happy New Year from #ADPhD
• Yale Acquires 1850s Prison Memoir of African-American Man
• BOOK: Johnson on Slavery in the Cotton Kingdom
• BOOK: Allina on Slavery and Forced Labor in Colonial Mozambique
• Nelson Mandela (1918-2013)
• Timbs on African Studies in the Digital Age | CHI MSU
• Tweets from the Atlantic Slave Biographies Database Conference at #MSU
• BOOK: West on Voluntary Enslavement in U.S. South
• WEB/SOURCE: Joan Peters’ Slave and Free Negro Records Digitized
• CONF: Biographies: Atlantic Slave Database Conference at MSU
• Visualizing/Mapping 1860s Rio (Brazil)
• BOOK: Marshall and Leimenstoll on Thomas Day’s Craft
• African Diaspora, Ph.D. is now on FACEBOOK!
• FILM: Retracing African Methodism
• FILM: The African Americans: Many Rivers to Cross
• WEB/SOURCES: Registers of the Havana Slave Trade Commission Compiled by H.B. Lovejoy
• ARTICLES: Maritime Slavery in Slavery & Abolition
• ARTICLES: Slavery and Emancipation in The Journal of the Civil War Era
• CONF: Liberated Africans and Digital Humanities
• DIGITAL: New Resource – “Slave Revolt in Jamaica, 1760-1761: A Cartographic Narrative”
• BOOK/NEWS: Second Edition of Jordan’s White Over Black Released
• BOOK: Edwards on Legal Culture of the Post-Revolutionary South
• EDITED: Horton and Horton on Slavery and American Memory
• BOOK: Brown on the Life of Pauline Hopkins
• BOOK: Shumway on Fante in the Slave Trade
• WEB: Visual Culture of the American Civil War
• BOOK: Krauthamer on Black Slaves and Indian Masters
• BOOK: Oakes on End of Slavery in the U.S.
• EDITED: Fradera and Schmidt-Nowara on Slavery in Spain’s Atlantic Empire
• EDITED: Medard, Derat, Vernet and Ballarin on Slavery in East Africa and the Indian Ocean
• Edmund S. Morgan Dies at 97
• ESSAY: Salgado on Art in Schomburg’s Black Atlantic
• CD: Drums of Defiance, Maroon Music of Jamaica
• ARTICLES: Borucki and Lokken in May 2013 HAHR
• VIDEO/DVD: Return to Gorée, with Youssou N’Dour
• 20 Years of the Black Atlantic at Africa in Words: Art, Politics & Intellectual Production
• DATABASE: North Carolina Runaway Slave Advertisements
• ARTICLES: Kopelson and Yingling on Archive and Press in Caribbean, U.S.
• NEWS: Harvard to Digitize 18th and 19th Century Anti-Slavery Petitions
• 20 Years of the Black Atlantic at Africa in Words: Samba, Jazz, Brazil
• BOOK/SOURCE: HNOC Publishes Caillot’s 1729 Memoir
• TODAY: 8th Journée Nationale des Mémoires de la Traite, de l’Esclavage et de Leurs Abolitions
• EDITED: Araujo on the Politics of Remembering Slavery
• VIDEO/FILM: Viramundo (with Gilberto Gil)
• VIDEO/BOOK: Book Talk on Gikandi’s Slavery and the Culture of Taste
• TOC: Slavery & Abolition 34:1
• ARTICLE/CONF: Cleall Reviews 2012 Legacies of British Slave-Ownership Conference at University College of London
• BOOK: Clark on Free Women of Color in the Revolutionary Atlantic
• 20 Years of the Black Atlantic at Africa in Words
• BOOK: Jones on The Métis of Senegal
• BOOK: Washington on Sojourner Truth
• BOOK: Carretta on Phillis Wheatley
• ARTICLE: Sanborn on Plagiarism in Clotel
• ARTICLE: Hayes on Peter and King, Benjamin Franklin’s Slaves
• ARTICLE: McCaskill on William and Ellen Craft’s ‘Partnership’
• INTERVIEW: David Scott x Orlando Patterson on Life, the Academy, and Slavery
• BOOK: Willis and Krauthamer on Envisioning Emancipation
• TODAY: International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade
• Shepard on Insurance Policy Registers and Post-Civil War Virginia
• Chinua Achebe: 1930-2013
• BOOK: Girard on the Haitian Revolution
• BOOK: Landers on Atlantic Creoles in the Age of Revolutions
• BOOK: Hartman’s Lose Your Mother
• ARTICLE: Winsboro and Knetsch on the ‘Saltwater Railroad’
• BOOK: Schloss on Slavery and Liberty in Martinique
• CHAPTERS: Fuentes and Newman in Historicising Gender and Sexuality
• BOOK: Johnston on the Yarrow-Turners of Virginia-Maryland
• ARTICLE: Littlefield on History, Poetry, and Natasha Trethewey’s Native Guard
• The President of Emory Praises 3/5ths Compromise (Context & Responses)
• FORUM on the International Underground Railroad Memorial
• BOOK: Naylor on African Cherokees, Race, and Slavery
• BOOK: Hudson on Southeastern Indian Nations in the South
• 1754
• BOOK: Kaye on Slave Neighborhoods and Social Space
• BOOK: Butchart on Freed People and Education in the U.S. South
• BOOK: Rodriguez on the Voices of the Enslaved in Cuba
• ARTICLE/JOURNAL: Radical History Review Special Issue: Haitian Lives/Global Perspectives
• Radical Black Reading/Reading Haiti, 2012 | The Public Archive
• ESSAY: Shaffer on Emancipation and “What Mattered More?”
• ESSAY: Foner on Lincoln & the Emancipation Proclamation
• 1691
• BOOK: Long on African-American Medical Care in Slavery and Freedom
• SPECIAL to #ADPhD: Rael on “Lincoln’s Unfinished Work”
• CFP: “Pictures from an Expedition: Aesthetics of 19th-century Cartographic Exploration in the Americas” (Newberry Library)
• FILM/ESSAYS: Chronicle “Conversation” on Spielberg’s Lincoln
• CONF: Telling the History of Slavery: Scholarship, Museum Interpretation, and the Public at Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello
• Congratulations to James H. Sweet, Winner of the 2012 Douglass Prize
• BOOK: Curran on the Anatomy of Blackness
• BOOK: Hudson on Mary Ellen Pleasant
• EDITED: Curry, Duke, and Smith on New Histories of the Black Diaspora
• ARTICLE: Undurraga on Slaves’ Use of Honor in Chile
• CFP: Graduate Student/Junior Scholar Workshop on “Black Freedom in the Atlantic World”
• BOOK: Vazquez on Free People of Color and Revolt in Cuba
• ESSAY: Hahn on the “Legacy Of Eugene Genovese”
• NEWS: Dylan Penningroth Wins 2012 Macarthur “Genius” Grant
• BOOK: Edelson on the Plantation Worlds of South Carolina
• EDITED: Keaton, Sharpley-Whiting, and Stovall on Black France
• BOOK: Cecelski on Former Slave Turned Union Spy Abraham H. Galloway
• BOOK: McCandless on Slavery and Disease in the Carolinas
• BOOK: Golash-Boza on Blackness in Peru
• CFP: The South Atlantic, Past and Present
• EDITED: Gleeson and Lewis on the Bicentennial of the International Slave Trade Bans
• Weekend Reading: The Public Archive on “Radical Black Cities”
• BOOK: Harris on African Americans in Pre-Emancipation New York
• BOOK: Myers on Free Women of Color in Antebellum Charleston
• REF: Berry and Alford’s Encyclopedia of Enslaved Women in America
• EDITED: Lovejoy and Bowser on Teaching the Atlantic Slave Trade
• BOOK: Soares on Slavery, Catholicism, and Urban Life in Eighteenth-Century Rio
• CONF: UMICH Program in Race, Law & History Plans Emancipation Celebration
• Call for Papers/Panels: Life Histories of African Slaves (ASA 2013 & AEGIS 2013)
• CONF: Panels on Memory and Heritage of Slavery in Brazil and the South Atlantic at BRASA 2012
• CONF: Panels on Slavery at ASALH 2012
• RESOURCE: The New Orleans Slave Sample, 1804-1862 (and Instructional Materials)
• ARTICLE: Milbrandt on Livingstone and the Law (via The Legal History Blog)
• Dayan Receives Vanderbilt University Chancellor’s Award
• BOOK: Sharpe on the Monstrous Intimacies of Slavery
• ARTICLE: Coghe on Liberated Africans in Mid-Nineteenth Century Luanda
• EDITED: Fisher and O’Hara Volume on Race in Colonial Latin America
• ARTICLE: Davidson on Ex-Slave Reparations in the Early 20th Century United States
• NEWS: Karen Cook Bell on History, Race, and Slavery at AHA Today
• INTERVIEW: Rice x Caryl Phillips on African Atlantic Memory
• NEWS: Heywood and Thornton Dispute Obama’s Slave-Ancestors Report
• BOOK: Chakkalakal on Slave Marriage in the 19th Century
• FORUM: Dubois, Girard, Gaffield, and Jenson on Jean-Jacques Dessalines
• 2012 Frederick Douglass Book Prize Finalists Announced
• ARTICLE: Paton on Obeah and Poison in Atlantic Slavery
• ARTICLE: Deusen on Indigenous Slaves in Castile
• BOOK: Walvin on the British Slave Ship Zong
• BOOK: Stuart on Slavery and Family in Barbados
• ARTICLE: Bethencourt on Creolization and Kongo Agency
• BOOK: Rivers on Slave Resistance in Florida
• BOOK: Weiner and Hough on Sex, Sickness, and Slavery
• ARTICLE: Millward on Enslaved Women, Bodies, and Maryland Manumission Law
• BOOK: Higgs on Slavery and Cocoa in Colonial Angola
• BOOK: Franklin on Women and Slavery in Cuba
• BOOK: Dobie on Images of Slavery in 18c French Culture
• BOOK: Finkelman and Kennon Edited Volume on Slavery in D.C.
• NEWS: Two 2011-2012 IGK Fellows Working on Slavery
• REVIEW: Johnson on STN’s 18th Century French Book Trade Database
• BOOK: Tillet on Slavery, Citizenship, and Racial Democracy
• BOOK: Wallace and Smith on Early Photography and African American Identity
• BOOK: Rael, et. al. on African-American Activism
• BOOK: Mintz & Stauffer, et. al. on the Problem of Evil & Slavery
• Hahn on “What Lincoln Meant to the Slaves”
• ESSAY: Gates and Ellis on Harriet Wilson, 19th Century Novelist and Spiritualist
• BOOK: Young on Rituals of Resistance
• BOOK: Botte on Slavery and Islam in North, East Africa
• BOOK: Araujo on the Public Memory of Slavery
• ARTICLE: Argenti on Folktales and Slavery in Cameroon
• BOOK: Morrow Long on Religion and Commerce Across the U.S. African Diaspora
• BOOK: Carney and Rosomoff on Africa’s Botanical Legacy
• Munro on Rhythm in the African Diaspora
• Journey Stories Exhibit: “To Freedom: Tracing the Journeys of Enslaved African Americans”
• Eltis and Richardson Edited Volume on Slave Trade Database
• Bristol on Black Barbers in Slavery and Freedom
• ARTICLE: Chinea on Slave-Based Agriculture in Puerto Rico
• WEB: Levy on Failure of the Freedman’s Bank and the Gilded Age (LOC Webcast)
• Warner-Lewis on Archibald Monteath, Igbo, Jamaican, Moravian
• DIGITAL: Image of the Black in Western Art Research Project and Photo Archive
• WEB: The Internet Library of Sub-Saharan Africa (ilissAfrica)
• Chivallon, Rodet and Jong on Slavery and Memory in Africa, Caribbean
• McIntosh on Yoruba Women and Work
• Blight: What gives the Confederacy its staying power?
• Rawick on Revolt, Labor
• Kriz on Slavery & Visual Culture in British Caribbean
• Queloides/Keloids: Race and Racism in Cuban Contemporary Art
• Mitchell: Portrait or Postcard? The Controversy over a “Rare” Photograph of Slave Children
• Fryd and Joy on Slavery, Race in United States
• Conservator Helps Salvage Haiti’s Cultural Material
• Stanley on Slave Marriage
• Ted Fellow Cesar Harada Blogs 1811 Louisiana Slave Revolt, Gulf Coast Oil Spill, Environment
• Nigeria to Host August Colloquium on Slavery, Slave Trade
• McGill Tours Slave Cabins to Preserve History – TheSunNews.com
• Auslander on Slavery and the University
• TOC: Slavery & Abolition (June 2010)
• Miller on African Secret Societies in Cuba
• Jan-Mar 2010 Tubman Newsletter Available for Download
• Thioub on Slavery, Colonialism and Africa’s “Predatory Elites” (Interview)
• House Panel Backs Bill to Place Douglass, L’Enfant in Statuary Hall (WaPo)
• New Orleans African American Museum, Blacks in Wax Receive IMLS Museum Grants
• Wole Soyinka on Africa’s Role in the Slave Trade
• Temple Students Help Unearth New Jersey’s Early African-American History
• Possible Slave Cemetery at Virginia Commonwealth University (JBHE)
• Lentz, Springate, Deetz and Swanson on Slavery, Memory and the Material of African-American History
• Newson and Minchin on the Portuguese Slave Trade
• van Deusen on Diaspora and Bondage in Lima
• ARTICLE: Stark on Slave Marriage in Puerto Rico
• Needell on the Politics of Abolition in Brazil
• Olaniyan and Sweet on The African Diaspora and the Disciplines
• Alexander on Black Identity in New York
• Beswick and Spaulding, eds. African Systems of Slavery
• WEB: Yale Slavery and Abolition Portal
• Gates on Slavery “Blame Game” (and Response)
• Danticat Interview in Mother Jones
• Allende’s Island Beneath the Sea Tackles Women, Slavery in Haiti, New Orleans
• “Godmother of the Movement”: Dorothy Height Dies [Backdated]
• Dorothy Height, Civil Rights Hero, Has Died (NPR)
• Civil rights activist Dorothy Height in ‘very serious’ condition – CNN.com
• Pargas on Slave Family in the U.S. South
• Documentary: For Love of Liberty
• Fields-Black on Deep Roots of Rice Cultivation in West Africa and the Diaspora
• New Journal and CFP: Notes & Records: Journal of African and African Diaspora Studies
• Zeuske on the Amistad, Slavery and Slave Trade (Fordham)
• CFP: Imagining Slavery: National Representations of the History of Slavery and Abolition
• Review: Divanna on Identity in Brazil
• NewsBank’s Black History Month Special Reports
• Dracius Searches for Suzanne Césaire
• Hunter on Slave Marriages and Slave Families (NPR)
• A Story Like No Other: Louisiana’s African American Heritage Trail
• Texas Conservatives Win Vote on Textbook Standards
• Jacqueline Jones on Berlin’s The Making of African America
• CONF: CAAS at 40: Research and Community Partnerships (UMich)
• OIEAHC Colloquium: Sharples on the Common Scripts of Slave Conspiracy in the U.S. and the Caribbean
• WEB: Free Access to Women and Social Movements in the United States this March
• Dick on Native Baptists of Jamaica
• Harriet Tubman Relics Head to National Museum of African American History
• CFP: Women and Gender in Colonial Contexts
• Preserving Manuscripts in Timbuktu (CSM)
• Ayiti Kraze / Haiti in Fragments Social Text)
• Film on Slavery Follows New England Family
• Havana’s Casa de las Américas in Solidarity with Haiti
• Thomas, Sexual Demon of Colonial Power
• NYT on Henry “Box” Brown’s Escape from U.S. Slavery
• WEB: The Public Archive
• WEB: Katherine Dunham at LOC
• Lecture: Salgado on Arturo Schomburg
• Through Russwurm’s Eyes: ‘The Conditions and Prospects of Haiti’
• African Burial Ground, and Its Dead, Are Given Life(NYT)
• Slaves in Utah alongside Brigham Young
• Early Black History in Michigan Territory
• Boston Globe Reviews Berlin’s The Making of African America
• Vaughan on Slavery in Mauritius
• CFP: States of Freedom: Freedom of States
• CFP: Centering Families in Atlantic Worlds, 1500-1800
• Green on African Mexicans in Spanish Slave Societies
• Echeruo on Blyden, “The Jewish Question”
• US Renames Mountain after Freedman John Ballard, a Blacksmith, Pioneer
• “Fireburn” National Holiday Proposed in St. Croix
• Logan Alexander on Gibbs-Hunts Family in Parallel Worlds
• WEB: Sylvette Online! on Maryland African-American Heritage
• Original Jazz CD Celebrates Frederick Douglass
• Chaput and DeSimone on “Strange Bedfellows”
• John & Melinda Freeman and the White House (WaPo)
• Actor and Activist Cy Grant Dies
• AHR Exchange: “The Question of ‘Black Rice”
• Shepherd on Livestock, Sugar and Slavery
• Lucille Clifton, Poet (1936-2010)
• Araujo (ed.) on History, Memory and the Slave Trade
• TOC: Slavery & Abolition (31:1)
• SSRC Forum: Haiti, Now and Next
• CONF: TAAHC Fourth Annual New Perspectives on African American History and Culture
• WEB: Institut Français de Recherche en Afrique – Nigeria
• Burg on Space, Race and African-American Community in Shippensburg, PA
• Schuller Talk on Humanitarian Crisis in Haiti (CUNY)
• IJAHS Special Issue: Archaeology & African History
• Tributes to Rex Nettleford, 1933-2010
• dLOC Seeks Volunteers to help Haiti’s Libraries
• Morant Bay Rebellion Photo Album at Princeton
• Tardieu on Saving Haiti’s Archives and Libraries
• CONF: Haiti’s Archives in the Balance
• FIU’s Hope for Haiti Seeks Creole speakers/interpreters
• Patrick Tardieu Joins John Carter Brown Library
• Charles F. Irons reviews Gabor Boritt and Scott Hancock’s Slavery, Resistance, Freedom (2007)
• Orlando Patterson to Keynote John Hope Franklin Colloquium (Depauw University)
• Henry Louis Gates: Don’t Blame the Devil (Haiti)
• Debating the Future of Haiti
• New Orleans, Haiti linked by history and tragedy – USATODAY.com
• Brown, “Social Death and Political Life in the Study of Slavery”
• Reconstructing History and Memory in Haiti
• Earthquake Aftershocks in Haiti (via Repeating Islands)
• “Harriet Jacobs” Play at Central Square Theatre (Boston)
• Haiti Earthquakes: More Updates
• Haiti: Earthquake, Relief, Aid
• Adele Logan Alexander on Charlie Rose (October 1999)
• CONF: Endangered Archives Workshop 2010
• HNOC Podcasts: Creole Cottage Tour & More
• New Book: Le Refus De L’Esclavitude
• Whipple Bill Proposes Monument, Commission to Acknowledge NH Slavery
• Archaeology course unlocks “silent history” of the slave trade in West Africa
• Henry Louis Gates Arrested at Cambridge Home
• Kenneth Stampp Dies
• Slow Posting Season
• U.S. Episcopal Church Struggles with Complicity in Slavery
• New Publications in Atlantic History
• Simonsen Reviews black Atlantic/African Atlantic Scholarship
• Niaah on Jamaican Dancehall
• Slave Route Museum Inaugurated in Matanzas, Cuba
• Blackburn on Haiti, Slavery and the Age of Democratic Revolution
• “State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations” Considering Name Change
• Rothschild and Freshfields Link to Slavery
• Who Reads an Early American Book?
• Reading Leonora Sansay’s Horrors of Santo Domingo
• O’Malley on Slave Migration in the Caribbean and North America
• Black American Feminisms Bibliography
• Girard on Louverture the “International Statesman”
• U.S. Senate Apologizes for Slavery
• Wilson on Performance, Freedom and Maroons
• Paton on Enslaved Women and Slavery circa 1807 (and more)
• Antebellum Slavery in April 2009 OAH Magazine
• JAAH 93:4: Special Issue on the End of the Slave Trade
• CONF: First International Conference on African Digital Libraries & Archives
• Resource: Aluka, the Digital Library of Scholarly Resources from and about Africa
• Jowers-Barber on Teaching African Diaspora History
• Philip D. Curtin Dies
• Teaching Resources and CFPs
• Slavery and Law at Legal History Blog
• TOC: Slavery & Abolition 30:2
• CONF: Saharan Crossroads I in Morocco this Weekend
• Paul on Racial Consciousness in Equiano’s Narrative
• TOC: Journal of Black Studies 39:5
• Slavery and Slave Heritage in Kongo and South Africa
• Carbonell on Representing Slavery in New York
• History and Politics: Black Confederates in the Civil War
• Girard on Women and the Haitian Revolution
• Ivan van Sertima Dies
• Gordon-Reed Wins George Washington Book Prize
• “The Genesis of African and Indian Cooperation in Colonial North America: An Interview with Helen Hornbeck Tanner”
• Orishas and Saints in Spring 2009 Critical Inquiry
• 2008 & 2007 Wesley-Logan PrizeWinners: Diaspora Religion Among the Black Caribs, “New Negroes” in the Caribbean, and Dreams of Africa in Alabama
• EVENT: May 30, Beitos Discuss T. R. M. Howard in Chicago
• Portugal Omits Slave History–Sign the Petition
• TOC: Canadian Journal of African Studies 43:1
• Reggaeton, the Sonic Caribbean
• “What’s Distinctive About Africanist Historiography?”
• Summer Reading List
• Free People of Color in Barbados
• Luso-Brazilian Review Special Issue: ReCapricorning the Atlantic
• Afro-Atlantic Religious Practice
• Henry Louis Gates, Jr. and Wole Soyinka
• The Final Victims
• Readings in Black Geographies
• Black Atlantic Political Culture (Anglophone)
• September 2008 African Diaspora Archaeology Newsletter is Up
• Gender across the Atlantic African Diaspora
• Africa, Africans, and Slavery in Latin America
• New Podcast: Africa Past & Present
• BOOK: Brown on Death and Power of Enslaved in Jamaica
• Guardians of the Slave Trade
• Women of Color and Slavery in the United States
• Debating Olaudah Equiano
• Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Database Online
• Bernie D. Jones on Southern Free Women of Color Legal History
• Eltis, Morgan and Richardson on the African Contribution to Rice Cultivation in the Americas
• Gene Nichol’s Email to Faculty and Staff at the College of William and Mary upon his Dismissal as President
• New Resource: Atlantic African Diaspora Research Guide