Twitter Highlights: June 11

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Summer 2020 Blog Fest

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I had fun previewing a new podcast that is launching soon (maybe this weekend?)... and here are some things from Twitter to use next semester:

This painting of Daniel in the Lion's Den is a new one to me, via LACMA: see thread for more details; artist is Henry Ossawa Tanner.

And look at this gorgeous crucifix; 17th-century Kongo.

And this beautiful Egyptian amulet: details.

This healing architecture video made me think about healing stories too! Via Keith Gaddie: Architecture that is built to heal.

From AFS: Notable Folklorists of Color.

Important piece from William Dalrymple: Robert Clive was a vicious asset-stripper.

Digital storytelling from Langwitches: 12 Ideas for Amplified Forms of Digital Storytelling.

From Sunil Singh: Amplify.

Classics video:

.@RomanAegyptiaca's podcast: Come for the info on Egypt, stay for the indictment of Classics' exclusion of Black scholars. "Teaching slavery that way makes me as a black person not want to sit in a room full of white people who aren't objecting to this."https://t.co/IQQW6vSQvQ

— Dani Bostick (@danibostick) June 10, 2020