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  1. My other three new #wikipedia articles this week were all white women writers who appeared in #TheCrisis in 1930 (working my way through old issues of that for next month): Margaret Haughawout (1874-1964), English professor in Kansas: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margaret Hélène Harvitt (1884-1972), French professor @brooklyncollege en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H%C3%A9l and Mary K. Reely (1881-1959), playwright, editor & library professor @uwmadison en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Kat @wikiwomeninred @wikiwomeninred #Womenwriters

  2. started a #wikipedia article on American lawyer, editor, housing expert, clubwoman, poet, Clara Burrill Bruce (1879-1947): en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clara_Bu Among her other notable moments, she was the first Black woman elected to edit a law review at any American law school, in 1924, at Boston University, when she was 45 years old. @wikiwomeninred #BlackHistoryMonth #TheCrisis #BostonUniversity @tuskegeeuniv @wikimediadc

  3. For those who missed it or for those outside this fuck foresaken country:

    #TheLabourFiles #AlJazeera A four part series

    #ThePurge
    #TheCrisis
    #TheHierarchy
    #TheSpyingGame

    #TheLabourFiles #AlJazeera

    #LabourFiles #Labour #UKPolitics #UKShitShow #StandByCorbyn

    The Invidious instance doesn't exist anymore thanks to le putain Google, but you can look these up on am#AlJazeera

  4. 1911: The great civil rights attorney (originally hailing from beautiful #Lynchburg , VA) William Ashbie Hawkins looks back on "A Year of Segregation" in #Baltimore in #TheCrisis #zoning #histodons archive.org/embed/sim_crisis_1