For author Margo Hendricks, Romance was a way to explore the very real history of class, race and power in Elizabethan England. For Tara L. Roi, it was a place where she...
At the end of a gangplank in Vineyard Haven Harbor bobs the Lagoon Pond Floating Gallery, a blue box haven for environmental artistic expression.
On Friday, the gallery...
Military bases across the country have already received new names, in light of ongoing changes to remove Confederate references to federal property. They aren’t among the...
Demystifying the effects of systemic injustice: Gerald Jaynes on using mixed methods to study race-based economic inequality
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On April 15, 2023 Braxton D. Shelley, Associate Professor of Music, of Sacred Music, and of Divinity and ISM’s Interdisciplinary Program in Music and Black Church hosted a...
Nine members of the Yale faculty who have made important contributions across a range of fields, including economics, medicine, African American studies, and linguistics, are...
Yale’s Elizabeth Hinton: ‘Sentencing is the key mechanism driving the alarming racial inequities that we have in the U.S. criminal justice system’ Read article
Elizabeth Alexander ’84, a decorated poet, educator, memoirist, scholar, and cultural advocate who was a professor of African American Studies, American Studies, and English...
Carolyn Roberts, Assistant Professor, History of Science & History of Medicine; African American Studies at Yale University awarded the DeVane Medal.
The DeVane Medal is...
Dr. Elijah Anderson, Yale’s Sterling Professor of Sociology and of African American Studies and winner of the 2021 Stockholm Prize for Criminology, was recently interviewed...
