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On May 11, 2026, the University of Delaware welcomed Professor Kathryn Benjamin Golden for a discussion about her new book, This Insurgent Ground: Black Women,…
Black Women in Motion—This Insurgent…
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On March 16, 2026, the University of Delaware welcomed Professor Marshall Green for a discussion about his new book, A Body Made Home: They Black Trans Love. The book…
A Body Made Home: They Black Trans Love
From Christy Mannering
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On November 12, 2025, the University of Delaware welcomed Joseph McGill to the Black Table Talks speaker series, hosted by the Department of Africana Studies. McGill,…
Museums, Public History and the Future of Black…
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On Sept. 24, 2025, the University of Delaware welcomed Ọlaọcha Nwabara, Ph.D. to the Black Table Talks speaker series, hosted by the Department of Africana Studies.…
Chi Work: Divining Self Purpose as Black Holistic…
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On Monday, May 12, 2025 the Department of Africana Studies graduate students Solyana Bekele, Taylor Brookins, and Marie Pinkney discuss joy, resistance, and community in…
There is a Way: Locating Black Joy and Struggle…
From Christy Mannering
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Black Women and the American Presidency: A Debt…
From Sierra Watkins
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On November 18, 2024, the University of Delaware's Department of Africana Studies hosted a Black Table Talk with Adaka Utah, an esteemed artist, writer and healer.…
Challenging the Binds of the Binary
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On September 24, 2024, the University of Delaware's Department of Africana Studies welcomed Stefan Bradley and Democratic Representative for the state of Delaware…
The Truth We Hold: Race, Gender, Kamala Harris,…
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On May 6, 2024, the University of Delaware welcomed photographers Adrienne Waheed and St. Clair Detrick-Jules to the Black Table Talks speaker series, hosted by the…
(UN)Framing Black Joy
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On March 18, 2024, University of Delaware professors Alicia Fontnette, Kathryn Benjamin Golden and Cheryl Hicks discussed Black women's dissidence, criminality, and…
Black Women Dissidents: Audacity, Criminality,…
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The University of Delaware's Department of Africana Studies hosted an engaging virtual conversation on November 15, 2023, about urgent issues in Black study and…
Feeding Liberation: A Roundtable on Black…
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Continuing the conversation with K-12 teachers about teaching Black children in America's high schools. Speakers will highlight the importance of teaching…
A Call to Action Part I: Mis-Education and…
From Sierra Watkins
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A national conversation with teachers from across America who attended the College Board’s training to teach the newly formed AP African American Studies course.…
Black Table Talk Community Conversation
From Sierra Watkins
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In light of recent “antiwoke” censorship and continued efforts to undermine and diminish the Advanced Placement course in African American Studies,…
Black Studies Curriculum in America’s High…
From Andre Smith
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March 20, 2023 Join the Department of Africana Studies for an engaging conversation in honor of Women’s History Month. Dr. Vanessa Holden, Associate Professor…
Black Table Talks Black Women in Resistance
From Megan Everhart
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