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Dr. MRO:
Literary Historian | WoC: product of Black/brown love | gif lover | racist magnet | abolitionist | yarn dyer| not Eddie Murphy (she/hers)
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Hey Patrons! Today's HIST101 is a podcast I did w/ Medieval Art Matters. I discuss 7th/8th cent. Hadrian, his legacy & we talk race in the Euro Middle Ages. Featuring 's fab work. Extra reading by me, & . Join me at https://t.co/R9diD9xL3f https://t.co/cVVoMELIil

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Remember when made me this amazing image of the 7th/early 8th century abbot Hadrian of Canterbury? Well they've updated Hadrian who's a little more grey from spending time in England. Anyway, has opened commissions so get them to make something for you! https://t.co/vIJtEFEmqo

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Do you all know abt the mixed-race knight from Arthur's court named Feirefiz? He first appeared in the 12th c./early 13th c. poem "Parzival" by German poet/knight Wolfram von Eschenbach. Feirefiz's story is cool, as is his depiction now in modern fan art/RPG. 1/

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Feb. 14🖤: Jungle fever in the 1st century

A Black man & a white woman embrace. This is a fresco painting from Pompeii (House of the Ancient Hunt: 71-79 CE).


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Feb 1: Hadrian of Canterbury (c. 637 - 710), was an African scholar in Early England. One of the most important figures in English history. He helped establish their ecclesiastical institution, established schools, etc.

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Artist:

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Giving up medieval studies to teach ppl French.

Don't give me that look, this is funny and you know it.

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In honor of I present you some marginalia that can only be explained (and maybe created) if one is high.

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Here are some more hilarious pieces by Simon De Thuillières, Make sure to credit him for his work and if you can support him, check out his shop: https://t.co/h1a14EG5z1 2/4

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THREAD: Time for another tasty thread with resources. No matter if you're a scholar, student, or general public, if you're & here's a thread abt misappropriation of medieval symbols. Enjoy/ be disgusted. 1/19

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