Month: July 2023

Slaveholder Republic: Gerald Horne Unravels the Dark Roots of Texas’s Statehood
Driven by the desire to maintain slavery, the Texas Revolution of 1836 ultimately led to the institution's expansion.
Posted on 07/31/2023 in Featured Reviews
How to Respond to Suggestions That American Slavery Was Good for the Enslaved and Their Descendants
Posted on 07/26/2023 in Blog Posts
Stuck in the Middle with You: Gen X Is Aging and It Is Everyone’s Issue
Posted on 07/19/2023 in Blog Posts
TIE Podcast Summer Session Preview: Dr. Danielle Terrazas Williams on the Legacy of Free Women of African Descent in Colonial Mexico
Posted on 07/14/2023 in Interviews, Podcasts
Forging New DEI Pathways within Academic Libraries and Higher Education
Posted on 07/07/2023 in Blog Posts

About the Editor:

Alexia Hudson-Ward is Associate Director of Research and Learning, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Libraries. Her past roles include: the Azariah Smith Root Director of Libraries for Oberlin College, a Penn State tenured librarian, an award-winning entertainment editor, public radio promotions coordinator, and Coca-Cola Company marketing manager. Alexia holds a MLIS degree from the University of Pittsburgh & BA from Temple University and is currently a Simmons University doctoral candidate in the Managerial Leadership in the Information Professions program.

Month: July 2023

Slaveholder Republic: Gerald Horne Unravels the Dark Roots of Texas’s Statehood

How to Respond to Suggestions That American Slavery Was Good for the Enslaved and Their Descendants

Stuck in the Middle with You: Gen X Is Aging and It Is Everyone’s Issue

TIE Podcast Summer Session Preview: Dr. Danielle Terrazas Williams on the Legacy of Free Women of African Descent in Colonial Mexico

Forging New DEI Pathways within Academic Libraries and Higher Education