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Black History

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Politics
Nonviolence, Black Power, and “the Citizens of Pompeii”: James Baldwin’s 1968
October 4, 2022Ed Pavlić
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Literature
Introducing the Latest Issue of James Baldwin Review
October 3, 2022Justin A. Joyce
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Race
I Am a Man
March 18, 2021Mark Allan Williams
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Politics
Georgia On My Mind
January 28, 2021Jo Freeman
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History
Let’s Build a Monument to Anastácia
July 30, 2020Marc Hertzman, Giovana Xavier
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Activism
Protestors Aren’t Destroying History, They Are Recasting It
June 25, 2020Durba Ghosh, Kelly King-O’Brien
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Race
How Dog-Whistle Racism Is Sabotaging the Postal Service
May 7, 2020Amy Traub
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The Power of Black Women’s Political Labor Remembered
March 9, 2018Jennifer Ash
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Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Greater Vision
January 15, 2018Kristopher Burrell
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LIVE! Libraries, the Hamptons, and the Summer of Love
August 2, 2017Natalia Mehlman Petrzela, Neil J. Young, Nicole Hemmer
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Valentine’s Day, Obama & Black History, and Andrew Jackson
February 16, 2017Nicole Hemmer, Natalia Mehlman Petrzela, Neil J. Young

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