HistoryPraxisLab

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HistoryPraxisLab

HistoryPraxisLab

@HistoryPraxis

Katılım Haziran 2023
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Week 3 of lab was jam packed with visits to and from @NAICCO1975, the Great Circle Mound (including a talk with Dr. John Low), Great Council State Park/Fort Ancient, and Far East Commissioner Glen Tuomaala, with @DeondreSmiles to engage with Native scholars and sites!
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Highlight moment, David Butcher and the Tablertown People of Color Museum! The museum showcases archives that represent the diversity of Appalachia OH, highlighting Tablertown, an early African American settlement in Stewart, OH. To learn more visit: tablertownmuseum.org.
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Bonus week! This year's cohort, funded by @MellonFdn, had a unique opportunity to take students to the New England region (MA/RI) to continue research about topics such as Black petitions and Indigenous women’s voting debates and experience the Mashpee Wampanoag Powwow in July.
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Week 4! Students visited Wright State archives, The National Afro-American Museum and Cultural Center @ Wilberforce University, Payne's Crossing, and The Tablertown People of Color Museum to learn more about historical impacts and citizenship of early rural Black settlers in OH.
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For week 3 students worked with @DeondreSmiles to conduct research into the perception of Black neighborhoods in Columbus. Students discussed topics such as redlining/white flight and its impact on the development and disenfranchisement of urban cities and minority populations.
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Guest Spotlight! Students met with Paisha Thomas, a descendant of the Randolph Freedpeople. Students learned developments regarding this community and engaged in conversation to further research. Check out @osuhistorydept website for our article and more about Paisha's visit.
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Week 2! Supported by @MellonFdn, students continued research about early Indigenous and Black communities in NW Ohio at Ohio State before heading to Celina, OH for 4 days to conduct archival research at historic sites/archives such as the Garst Museum and the Temple of Rumley.
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During orientation week, students were introduced to: - Indigenous Ohio, - Black Ohio, - The removal of Native Ohio nations and the disenfranchisement of Black towns in rural OH, - University Archives to learn preservation techniques and how to access and manage archival sources.
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This past Summer 2024, the History Praxis Lab at OSU, an initiative funded by the Mellon Foundation, introduced its newest cohort to conduct research regarding Black and Native American civic engagement from 1780-1920. Stay tuned as we recap and highlight student research!
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Margaret Newell
Margaret Newell@ProfNewellOSU·
Just one of the awesome discoveries by student researchers in our @MellonFdn project on African American & Native American Citizenship in the @HistoryPraxis Lab! @ASCatOSU
Ewan Todt@ewan_todt

Through @HistoryPraxis, I've explored fugitive slave refuges near the old Wyandot Reservation. In 1822 two freedmen bought land in Seneca County providing refuge to 50+ people as part of the Underground Railroad. Through research I found the location of their little known shelter

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Jack Burkhart@JackBurkhart20·
Topics about African American rights sometimes came up at the Ohio Constitutional Convention (1850-51). They were often voted down or tabled. The rational that was often used was to stop African Americans from coming to Ohio, or to remove the ones already here @HistoryPraxis
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Ewan Todt@ewan_todt·
Through @HistoryPraxis, I've explored fugitive slave refuges near the old Wyandot Reservation. In 1822 two freedmen bought land in Seneca County providing refuge to 50+ people as part of the Underground Railroad. Through research I found the location of their little known shelter
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