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Who is Professor Fresh?


Who is Professor Fresh?

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Who is Professor Fresh?


Who is Professor Fresh?

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Where Is Professor Fresh?

Where is professor fresh?


Where Is Professor Fresh?

 

Where is Professor Fresh?

 

Panel discussion: April 4, 2025 - Chicago, IL

From Rights to Lives: The Evolution of the Black Freedom Struggle

Sheraton Grand Chicago; Organization of American Historians| April 4, 2025 1:30pm CST

The mass Civil Rights Movement was both a local and national movement, one that profoundly shaped a wide array of institutions, American culture and the nation’s political terrain. While the movement fundamentally altered many aspects of Black life, the enduring nature of racial inequality continues to delimit the possibilities and potentials surrounding the full expression of Black Humanity. Since 2012, the #BlackLivesMatter movement has challenged the deeply interconnected forms of racial oppression in American society. #BLM highlighted the growth and development of a new era of movement building and struggle, one that continues to grow, evolve, and contend with the protean nature of white supremacy

Join me and the book’s Authors and editors to discuss the dynamic relationship between these two movements of liberatory possibility.


Panel Discussion: April 17, 2025 - Atlanta, GA

Movement, Memory and Justice: Africana Digital Humanities for social Justice work in the Geechee Cultural Heritage Corridor

Clark Atlanta University Center for Africana Digital Humanities| April 17, 2025 2:30pm EST

Join me and my fellow HBCU collaborators to discuss project management, digital storytelling, social justice and the Black Radical Tradition in terms of crafting large-scale Digital Humanities projects at HBCUs. More specifically, this panel will outline the way that Morehouse, Spelman, Clark Atlanta, Xavier, and Howard students, as a part of our three-year Mellon Initiative, have documented the lives of people in the Gullah Geechee Corridor through their summer internship


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About Professor Fresh


...double dose of knowledge

from street scholars and college

product of it all so all i acknowledge...

Dr. Charity Clay is a sociologist of the african diaspora in the traditions of w.e.b. Dubois and ida b wells. She is a mixed methods data scientist and storyteller using QUANTITATIVE & qualitative research to create robust presentations and of analyses the social world from a pan-african womanist perspective

She is a master teacher engaging in maroon pedagogies that combine theory and praxis in the pursuit of liberation. She welcomes students of all ages, learning styles and levels and centers self-AWARENESS, rigorous scholarly investigation, community engagement as the foundations of knowledge. She remains a VIGILANT student of life

She is a product of hiphop culture; an artist whose songs, poetry, photos and film provide social commentary on current conditions, celebrate the cultural heritage of African Descended people and provide inspiration in the continued black freedom struggle.

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About Professor Fresh


...double dose of knowledge

from street scholars and college

product of it all so all i acknowledge...

Dr. Charity Clay is a sociologist of the african diaspora in the traditions of w.e.b. Dubois and ida b wells. She is a mixed methods data scientist and storyteller using QUANTITATIVE & qualitative research to create robust presentations and of analyses the social world from a pan-african womanist perspective

She is a master teacher engaging in maroon pedagogies that combine theory and praxis in the pursuit of liberation. She welcomes students of all ages, learning styles and levels and centers self-AWARENESS, rigorous scholarly investigation, community engagement as the foundations of knowledge. She remains a VIGILANT student of life

She is a product of hiphop culture; an artist whose songs, poetry, photos and film provide social commentary on current conditions, celebrate the cultural heritage of African Descended people and provide inspiration in the continued black freedom struggle.

Engage the Offerings