Black Atlantic 
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SOURCE: Black Perspectives
11/4/2021
Expanding the Digital Black Atlantic
by Roopika Risam
Scholars who are bringing digital humanities work to the study of the African diaspora and the connections between Black people in Europe, Africa and the Americas are also mindful of the need to avoid perpetuating the gaps and omissions about historical Black experiences that characterize traditional archives.
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SOURCE: Black Perspectives
11/30/2020
Online Roundtable: Brandon R. Byrd’s ‘The Black Republic’
The African American Intellectual History Society will present next week a series of responses to Dr. Brandon Byrd's 2019 book examining the relationship between Black American intellectuals and activists and the Republic of Haiti.
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