M. Rambaran-OlmAscension From HellLeaving the confines of academic walls is an act of resistanceOct 6, 20221Oct 6, 20221
M. Rambaran-OlmSOUNDS ABOUT WHITEReview of Matthew Gabriele & David M. Perry’s “The Bright Ages” (Harper Collins, 2021)Apr 27, 20222Apr 27, 20222
M. Rambaran-OlmLet Us Breathe. Say Their Names. (Part 1)“[The police] are a very real menace to every black cat alive in this country. And no matter how many people say, ‘You’re being paranoid…Apr 28, 20211Apr 28, 20211
M. Rambaran-OlmHistory Bites: Resources on the Problematic Term “Anglo-Saxon”. Part 3.“We have to talk about liberating minds as well as liberating society.” — Angela DavisSep 7, 2020Sep 7, 2020
M. Rambaran-OlmHistory Bites: Resources on the Problematic Term “Anglo-Saxon”. Part 2:“Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced.” — James BaldwinSep 7, 20202Sep 7, 20202
M. Rambaran-OlmHistory Bites: Resources on the Problematic Term “Anglo-Saxon”. Part 1.“We have to work with what bites into our existence.” — Stuart HallSep 7, 20202Sep 7, 20202
M. Rambaran-OlmRace 101 for Early Medieval Studies (Selected Readings)1994. Margo Hendricks and Patricia Parker. Women, ‘Race’ and Writing in the Early Modern Period. (Routledge).Jul 18, 2020Jul 18, 2020
M. Rambaran-Olm“Black Death” Matters: A Modern Take on a Medieval Pandemic(A condensed version of this essay is also available at the Historianspeaks.org blog here)Jun 5, 2020Jun 5, 2020