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Museum collections and artists

The National Museum of African-American History and Culture (you can search their collections and browse their exhibits) <https://nmaahc.si.edu>.

Check out the Association of African American Museums for more museums' collections to discover. <https://blackmuseums.org/>

A list of 10 Black British Artists to discover from ArtUK

Museum of the African Diaspora (San Francisco, CA)

Artists of the African Diaspora (blog post)

Museum of Contemporary African Diaspora Art (Brooklyn, NY, NY)

Art of the African Diaspora (exhibit)

African Diaspora Art Museum of Atlanta (currently closed for an install, website is still cool!)

Contemporary Art of Africa and the Diaspora (Art Institute of Chicago exhibit)

Contemporary African Diaspora Art (Miami, FL)

Literature and history

12 Poets to read for Black history month, from the American Academy of Poets

From last year, @jstor Daily's roundup for Black History Month <https://daily.jstor.org/black-history-month-editors-picks/>

Links to free binders:

and it applies to so much!!!! i try to take whatever i’m beating myself up over, like “i haven’t been eating enough veggies lately so i suck as a human,” and instead reframe it as “my body deserves all the important nutrients found in vegetables” and suddenly i’m ten billion times more inclined to actually prioritize eating more veggies

NEGLECTED MURDERESSES SERIES

Angelica Transome — so disposed of her infant brother that he was not found until many years later (Nether Postlude, 1889).

Miss Elspeth Lipsleigh — eventually succeeded in causing the death of Arthur Glumm in Towage Regis, 1892.

Nurse J. Rosebeetle — tilted her employer out of the wheelchair and over the cliff at Sludgemouth in 1898.

Mrs. Fledaway — laced her husband's tea with atropine in the spring of 1903 at Locusts, near Puddingbasin, Mortshire.

Sarah Jane (“Batears”) Olafsen — hacked to collops nineteen loggers between March 1904 and November 1907 in and around Bindweed, Oregon.

Madame Galoche — in May 1911 added a tin of insecticide to a potate purée Crécy aux perles at the soup kitchen she operated for the indigent of Berchem-Sainte-Agathe, Belgium.

Miss Emily Toastwater — smothered her father after evening prayers, London S. W. 7 (1916).

Mrs. Daisy Sallow — eviscerated her daughter-in-law with a No. 7 hook afterwards crotcheting, over the course of three evenings her shroud in snowflake pattern (1921).

Natasha Batti-Loupstein — pulverized a paste necklace and sprinkled it over a tray of canapés, Villa Libellule, Nice, 1923.

Lady Violet Natheless — strangeled the hon. Opal Gentian at Gilravage Hall on Midsummer's Eve, 1925.

Lettice Finding — shot Edgar Cutlet, whose mistress she was, during the interval of a touring repertory company production of Rosmersholm in Manchester 1934.

Miss Q. P. Urkheimer — brained her fiancé after failing to pick up an easy spare at Glover's Lane's, Poxville, Kansas, 1936.

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