Image listing dates for rounds one, two, and three of the Register Derby, with symbolic "jockey silks" for each week's competing journal articles.
Here is an image of the three competitors each week, for three weeks. I love the custom "jockey silks" the KHS designed to represent each article! (Mine has a rooster sitting on eggs, an image based on anti-woman suffrage propaganda.)
Full details on the Kentucky Historical Society's website. The three articles (linked on this web page) are available for free on Project Muse.
history.ky.gov/explore/cata...
My article "Gender, Politics, and the Continuities of Conservatism in Twentieth-Century Kentucky and Tennessee" is competing this week in the KHS Register Derby! 😃
Please click below to vote for your favorite of three articles by the end of Sunday, 4/26.
www.surveymonkey.com/r/RDJVLXB
Free and online: the 2nd annual Texas Digital Humanities Symposium, Sept. 9-11. This virtual conference spans three days, and each day will run from 9am-11:30am CST and 1:30pm-4pm CST. Space is limited -- sign up now.
libcal.baylor.edu/calendar/wor...
Local newspaper's coverage shows the county sheriff told the private security guys to "get her" and was involved. Kudos to the chief of police for defending the woman's constitutional rights and publicly disagreeing with how the sheriff handled things.
www.idahostatesman.com/news/politic...
Ah! I did not know that detail (titian-haired). I thought perhaps her name was a clever reference to Boudicca's infamous chariot wheels and her fierceness. 😊
www.britainexpress.com/London/boadi...
Amazing kitty! She is beautiful and clearly tenacious. I love her name, and, coincidentally, my teenager and I were just talking about Boudicca on Monday.
We rescued her from a storm drain late one night in August (she was 1 lb. and 4 weeks old), and she has been one of the best things to happen to our family in the last year. I love this little weirdo! 🥰
Just watched some of this -- incendiary! Thank you for the suggestion.
Thanks to a suggestion from @artcrimeprof.bsky.social, I just purchased this book by @amayor.bsky.social and am looking forward to reading it!
#BookSky #history
www.amazon.com/dp/069124560...
Thanks for the book suggestion! Just purchased.
Wow! This is great. So rousing!
The next time I do patriotic music in a history or Am Studies class (where we consider patriotic songs from the US and compare with other countries', as well as "patriotic" pop music), this could be an interesting addition. Thanks for sharing. 😊
Photo of calico cat resting with her front legs entirely submerged in a large water dish while she looks at the camera.
During these challenging times, Moxie the cat wants to remind you that proper hydration is important to good self-care.
Please enjoy the poster made for me by an undergraduate student. ❤️
Phi Alpha Theta Faculty Lecture Series, Dr. Nancy Baker presents, "Hermine Tobolowsky's Cold War Feminism, the Military Draft, and the ERA in Texas," Monday, February 10th, 2 pm in Olson Auditorium. Decorative image of Hermine Tobolowsky.
Giving a research talk tomorrow to my university's Phi Alpha Theta history honors society on the feminist legal reformer Hermine Tobolowsky, known as "the mother of the Texas Equal Rights Amendment."
Picture of kitten's wet paw prints on a pad of paper in a mysterious pattern that could be art or could be a coded message.
Picture of small calico kitten balanced on a tree branch.
My kitten dipped her paws in her water dish and left these markings on a pad of paper... is it art? Is it a coded message? What do you think she is trying to say??? 😸
Delighted that Percival Everett's book "James" won the National Book Award for fiction. Imaginative, funny, gut-wrenching, dramatic -- really, an incredible book. If you haven't read it yet, you should.
www.nytimes.com/2024/11/20/b...
Joan DeJean's Mutinous Women (2022) traces 132 women wrongfully arrested and exiled in 1719 to the New World; they would become founders of New Orleans. This book is a tremendous accomplishment and well worth reading. 💙📚 #history #WomensHistory #AmericanHistory
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Jen!!! So glad to see you on here. ❤️
