@hsglobalhistory
Social studies/history educator in NYC. Comics, history, and history education. Opinions, typos, and grammatical errors are all mine. Shouting into the void or a gigantic stuffed animal amalgamation.
NYC educators! Join Department of Social & Civics x TeachRock for an upcoming professional learning, Voices Then, Voices Now: Exploring Social Movements Through Music, 3/11 @ Brooklyn Bowl! All attendees get lessons, lunch, & tour poster!
Register: nycdoesocialstudies.eventsmart.com/events/voice...
We are so damn grateful that the word is out: Team Death to Pachuco landed the plane. The surge of new readers, retailer support, and collectors giving this series incredible legs in the monthly comics market. Still time to preorder the TPB! bindings.app/read/WqFIoucR
Yo @henrybarajas.bsky.social!
Just picked up the LAST copy of Death to Pachuco #5 at Midtown Comics. Forbidden Planet was already sold out last week! #SoldOutinNYC
Have you seen the latest FREE non-fiction comic from @fredvanlente.bsky.social @ryandunlavey.bsky.social and the Civics For All Comics Group?!
100% TRUE tales of Ida B. Wells, Upton Sinclair and Nellie Bly!!
100% FAKE tales of talking dogs!!!
Get it here: www.weteachnyc.org/resources/re...
Jersey City in the snow.
Hey, more awesome stuff from @fredvanlente.bsky.social @ryandunlavey.bsky.social and the NYC DOE Civics for All Comics Group!!! FREE DOWNLOAD!
Available for free *right now*: ACTION REPORTERS #1 by me & @ryandunlavey.bsky.social focusing on media literacy and journalistic ethics, a joint venture with the DOE and the News Literacy Project. Download now: www.weteachnyc.org/resources/re...
Proud to announce Civics For All Comics Group comic Action Reporters #1! NYC’s Department of Social Studies & Civics collab w/ @fredvanlente.bsky.social @ryandunlavey.bsky.social along w/ @newslit.org to bring this comic history of journalism to print! Download: www.weteachnyc.org/resources/re...
Last issue of Death to Pachuco is out now. Find a LCS near you! bindings.app/read/WqFIoucR
Learning of the passing of Jesse Jackson, a reminder his 1984 Rainbow Coalition speech at the Democratic National Convention should absolutely be taught in US history and US government courses! www.americanyawp.com/reader/29-th...
Black and white cover art by David Lapham. Death to Pachuco. Image Comics Top Cow
The last issue of Death to Pachuco will hit comic shops in 2 weeks! You can read the first issue for FREE in a number of ways. The B&W version is free to read on Image's website. imagecomics.com/read/death-t...
🗣️NYC Educators!!! Join NYC’s Department of Social Studies & Civics and TeachRock for ¡Wepa! Latinos in Pop Music at MCNY this Friday, February 6! Limited spots still available! Register here: nycdoesocialstudies.eventsmart.com/events/wepa-...
Truly grateful and appreciative for the opportunity to hold our first teaching the Grateful Dead professional learning day this past November. Good to know that so many NYC educators will help to teach the legacy of Bob Weir and the Dead to future generations.
Educators, you can bring Bob Weir into the classroom using his profile from NYC’s Hidden Voices: Americans with Disabilities in United States History. You can download it here: www.weteachnyc.org/resources/re...
Bobby Weir, perched in a window
safe travels to bobby weir in the greater weirdness.
An opportunity to honor the memory of Bob Weir in the classroom. Here’s a lesson from NYC’s Department of Social Studies and Civics and TeachRock, Getting on the Bus with the Grateful Dead. You can download it here: www.weteachnyc.org/resources/re...
Jack Kirby's boyhood home, in what was then the squalid Lower East Tenement District. Still standing. The brick building, 147 Essex St.
"I hated the place," remembered Kirby.
#Kirby #comicbooks #JackKirby
NYC also just published a comic about Kirby as part of our Civics For All Comics Group imprint, @ryandunlavey.bsky.social & @fredvanlente.bsky.social’s Sketches on the Sidewalk #2: Jack Kirby. Check it out here: www.weteachnyc.org/resources/re...
My annual plea, egg nog should be an all winter drink.
The Empire of Necessity: Slavery, Freedom, and Deception in the New World by Greg Grandin. Published in 2014 so a few years old. Great history, incredible story and Grandin writes history like a novelist. Incredible prose.
Yay! Well deserved, King!
You know a great way to celebrate this news…
Read all about King Kirby in the Civics For All Comics Group comic, Sketches on the Sidewalk #2: Jack Kirby by @ryandunlavey.com & @fredvanlente.bsky.social!
Download a FREE copy: www.weteachnyc.org/resources/re...
NYC teachers and friends of same - please share this great learning opportunity. A day at the NY Historical Society to invigorate and expand how you teach Civil Rights Movement history. #nyc #nyccivilrightshistory #maemallory #harlem9
A reminder that there are other comics out there that isn't Marvel and DC. Next time you're at a LCS or scrolling any of the digital spaces, try a new idea.
For example, Death to Pachuco #3 by @ohhhaeee.bsky.social, Lee Loughridge, and myself will be out this Wednesday. bindings.app/read/388LyCnO
As part of our Day of Teaching the Grateful Dead professional learning event with @teachrockorg.bsky.social, the NYC Department of Social Studies & Civics released a collaborative lesson plan, Getting on the Bus with the Grateful Dead available here: www.weteachnyc.org/resources/re...
www. Graphic History Company .com
Learn more ancient history this weekend. It will put the present issues in perspective.
Every past was once a future. #afrofuturism
What a fantastic way to open @nycschools.bsky.social’s Department of Social Studies & @teachrockorg.bsky.social five session Let The Music Play Professional Learning Tour, A Day of Teaching The Grateful Dead at Brooklyn Bowl. Truly one of the highlights of my 27 year career!
Medieval promo with art by Alex cormack in the background showing the lead on a horse with his baseball bat - in the front is a Kindle Colorsoft in black featuring a page from the Medieval comic book. The medieval logo is at the top in white and in blue it says “he’s stuck in Camelot without his phone, without his girl, and without a way back home. Now to get to New York baseball fan Danny Landau is going #$%ing” which then leads into the medieval logo. Under that is says in blue and red, "Five issues of mature-readers Arthurian baseball comics from Neil Kleid, Alex Cormack, and Sarah Litt. Bronx, baseball, Britain, baby." Then it shows the Comixology originals and migdal comics logos in blue and says “Next week!” in red
To get home to New York from Camelot, time lost baseball fan Danny Landau is going f---ing MEDIEVAL.
Issue #1 is out TUESDAY from me, @alexcormack.bsky.social @sarahstarlitt.bsky.social & @comixology.bsky.social Originals.
🔗 PREORDER: amzn.to/4nTBI9h
🔗 INFO: www.neilkleidbooks.com/books/medieval
www. Graphic History Company .com
Thinking about Jamaica and the future of freedom. #afrofuturism
