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Diversity in Classics

Ana Martínez para Neo2Nuestra antigua alumna del Curso Profesional Ana Martínez y Mario Ville nos muestran en esta nueva editorial para NEO2 su personal y contemporánea visión del Olimpo y sus nuevos Dioses:

Lupercal: Closing the Gender Gap in Latin Studies"Lupercal" is a Latin reading group that works to close the gender gap in spoken Latin, and provide a space for women and non-binary Latinists to learn from each other. We meet monthly to read a different biography from Giovanni Boccaccio's index of famous women, "De Mulieribus Claris."

The classics major is classist

He Wants to Save Classics From Whiteness. Can the Field Survive?Dan-el Padilla Peralta thinks classicists should knock ancient Greece and Rome off their pedestal — even if that means destroying their discipline.

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How a Medusa Sculpture From a Decade Ago Became #MeToo ArtSome criticized the fact that the artist behind the work, which was unveiled on Tuesday, was a man. One backer says men need to be in the conversation.

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Hidden figures: the importance of remembering black classicistsA new exhibition celebrates the role of African Americans in the study of classics, important figures who often been ignored by many historians

How ethnically diverse was Roman Britain?Earlier this month, a BBC cartoon depicting a high-ranking black soldier in Roman Britain caused controversy on social media. While Mary Beard, a professor of Classics at Cambridge University, proclaimed the image to be an “accurate” representation of Roman diversity, others criticised the cartoonist for “rewriting history”. So, how accurate is the cartoon in its portrayal of a black soldier? History Extra spoke to Dr Hella Eckardt, who has led a research project into Roman migration…

Latin Behind BarsTeaching College Latin in an American Prison

Not seeing anything above? Reauthenticate

Why Students of Color Don’t Take LatinDispatches From The Front Lines

Not seeing anything above? Reauthenticate

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Episode 32: An Interview with John BraceyWelcome to a special episode of MythTake! Rather than bring you our usual format of myth analysis, we’re doing something a little different. We’re giving this episode over to talk about…

Classics for the people – why we should all learn from the ancient GreeksThe dazzling thought-world of the Greeks gave us our ideas of democracy and happiness. Yet learning classics tends to be restricted to the privileged few. It’s time for ‘elitist dinosaurs’ to embrace a citizens’ classics for all

The Sportula: Microgrants for Classics StudentsWorking Class/icist Power

Carthage Bitmoji Classroomsalvete! Today we are learning about the ancient city of Carthage! Everything in this room is clickable! Click around, read our story, play our games, and explore the map! Enjoy!

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Garamantes Classroomsalvete! Today we are learning about the Garamantes! Again, everything is clickable! Today you’ll find: fast facts, a map, a story, a vocabulary game, a comprehension activity, a discussion, and the history in images surrounding Modern day Libya, which was the northern territory of the Garamantes.

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