Thanks, and would love to be added.
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The Second Abolition
Robin Blackburn’s sweeping history of slavery and freedom in the 19th century.
“While the first slavery era was a product of colonial wars and the struggle for new republics, the second was an offspring of industrial capitalism and the growth of the world market.” @profmsinha.bsky.social in @booksandthearts.bsky.social www.thenation.com/article/soci...
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Co-host @thebodyserve.bsky.social Protecting my peace at all costs. I'm a do the best I can with what I GOT 🇯🇲🇨🇦🏳️🌈
Co-host of @thebodyserve.bsky.social tennis podcast.
Toronto via Upstate NY
Official Bluesky account of #RolandGarros | 18 May - 7 June, 2026
http://rolandgarros.com
Semi-respectable conversations about tennis from our kitchen table since 2015
Toronto
Hosted by @elliottjmr.bsky.social and @tennisjon.bsky.social
writing and teaching histories of 19 and 20c South Asia and the Indian Ocean World
Historian of labor, technology & Islam in South Asia | Asst. Prof UChicago SALC | Current ACLS Fellow | she/her | 📕Pious Labor now out from UC Press: https://www.ucpress.edu/books/pious-labor/epub-pdf
Postdoc at Uni Bonn. Historian of slavery, gender, and sexuality in early modern South Asia.
Professor of South Asian history Rutgers-Newark | Anti-fascist | pro-education | https://www.audreytruschke.com/ | https://princeton.press/8r8idcye
Historian of modern South Asia, interested in humanitarianism and rural development & women, Berlin and Oderbruch fan
Historian @ QMUL
Refugees, Migration, and Rights
Author of Making Refugees in India
Historian of South Asia. Refugees, Migration and Borders.
Literary scholar, cultural historian. Senior Lecturer in Public History, City St George's, University of London. First book 'India in the Second World War: An Emotional History' (2023) #happyeveryday
Political parties, populism, nationalism, India, Tamil Nadu. Teaches South Asia too! @ University of Bristol. Podcast aficionado. Own views.
Historian, Canadian, Philadelphian. Higher ed, urban🚲, books, cats, hockey. At Penn's CETLI; teach South Asia & Hist Sci/Med/Tech.
Disappointing people since 1972.
Research centre at McGill University studying the history, economy, & cultures of the Indian Ocean world from China to Southeast & South Asia, the Middle East & Africa.
https://indianoceanworldcentre.com/
The Center for India and South Asia (CISA) supports research, hosts public lectures and workshops, and collaborates with other institutions and centers to raise the profile of South Asia on campus and, more generally, in Southern California.
Historian (Himalaya, migration, Buddhisms, DH); Associate Professor at Jindal School of Liberal Arts and Humanities, via @scholarslab.bsky.social, UVa History, and Sacred Writes.
Himalayan & South Asian art history, Bhutan, Tibet, Buddhist art & ritual. Fulbright Scholar (2x) & NEH-Mellon Fellow. Also likes: decentering the canon, digital humanities, open access, Pictured Rocks. lifeofthebuddha.org | bhutan.virginia.edu
Bhagwan Suparshvanatha Endowed Chair of Jain Studies, Dept of History, CU Denver. Book: Reimagining #Jainism in Islamic #India (forth., Routledge). Religion, Politics, Boston sports. He/Him. Anti-fascist.
