Archive - SHAE THE HISTORIAN

How Black women have inspired me this week

Four updates that will make you smile!

Sep 7

August 2024

Open for a surprise 👀

Happy one year anniversary 💐

Aug 31

Why Michelle Obama could have said more, but didn't

"when they go low, we go toe to toe" - Symone Sanders

Aug 24

Meet the Black Women Who Changed History—And Why You Should Know Their Names

Introducing 100 Historic Black Women You Should Know By Election Day

Aug 17 •

Shae O. Omonijo

🎧Listen: get in, friend, we're going to Nando's 🌶️

Episode 8 of Beyond Hyphenation: A Deep History of Diasporas

Aug 10

Listen 🎧: take off your shoes and dance with me

Beyond Hyphenation Episode #7: Discover how Stromae's hit 'Papaoutai' and Cesária Évora’s soulful 'Sodade' illuminate the complexities of diasporic…

Aug 3

July 2024

Why Are They Being Denied Reparations?

A deep dive into the recently dismissed Tulsa reparations case

Jul 27

Justice Deferred?: New Evidence Revealed Concerning the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre

How a DNA test and archival evidence led to a groundbreaking discovery.

Jul 20

Listen 🎧: Why my Dad laughed when he read my DNA test results

Ep. 6: The Tale of Two Places Called Lagos

Jul 14

🎧Listen: how I met my doppelgänger and discovered the ship that changed the world

Episode #5 of Beyond Hyphenation: A Deep History of Diasporas

Jul 6

June 2024

🌊I crossed the ocean (again)

A poem and a video for you

Jun 29

Listen🎧: 1619? 1492? 1444? A Search For New Beginnings

Ep. 4 of Beyond Hyphenation: A Deep History of Diasporas

Jun 22

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