FYI: the AHA & Wilson Center's Washington History Seminar yesterday featured Chad Williams' new book, The Wounded World: W.E.B. Du Bois & the First World War, w/ commentators Michelle Moyd & David Blight. Recording of the session is here: https://t.co/orwUQORnm4
Join @AHAhistorians for a Washington History Seminar today, May 1 at 4 pm ET w/Jeff Cowie on his book, “Freedom’s Dominion: A Saga of White Resistance to Federal Power” and discussants Mia Bay & Alex Lichtenstein. Reg. @ https://t.co/g7DYb5ULBh
@DavidAstinWalsh David - you can get a $5 dollar beer during happy hour at Tonic, about a hundred yards from where you are currently speaking at GW. And the beer selection is good. FYI.
Join @AHAhistorians for a Washington History Seminar on w/Felicia Kornbluh @VTfeminist on her book, A Woman's Life Is a Human Life: My Mother, Our Neighbor, and the Journey from Reproductive Rights to Reproductive Justice, on Mon. 4-17 @ 4 pm EDT. Reg @ https://t.co/QFkBlbCbQi
Join @AHAhistorians for a Washington History Seminar on Zoom w/ Glory Liu (@miss_glory) on her new book, Adam Smith’s America, on Mon. April 10, 4-5:30 pm EDT. She'll be joined by @JHU_History's @angusburgin
& @PennHistory’s Sophia Rosenfeld. Register at https://t.co/nyLHiXWMDx
.@AHAhistorians welcomes Glory Liu (@miss_glory) for a discussion on her new book, Adam Smith’s America, on April 10, 4-5 pm EDT. She'll be joined by @JHU_History's @angusburgin & @PennHistory’s Sophia Rosenfeld. Register for this free virtual event today: https://t.co/9ArLGQl2Da
Join us on November 21 at 4 pm ET for a #WashingtonHistorySeminar on On Account of Sex: Ruth Bader Ginsburg and the Making of Gender Equality Law with author Philippa Strum and commentator Elizabeth Tandy Shermer. #AHAOnline. Reg @ https://t.co/999JMDnuFs
@davenportofcall And PBS's recent Making Black America (Episode 3) does a good job with Randolph. As for Hubert Harrison, see Jeffrey Perry’s huge two-volume biography and his “Hubert Harrison Reader.”
@davenportofcall While Randolph isn't a household name today & isn't part of the popular standard civil rights narrative, he is getting his academic due. William Jones, Andrew Kersten & David Lucander, along w/ Beth Bates & Cornelius Bynam, have written about him extensively.
Join us on November 21 at 4 pm ET for a #WashingtonHistorySeminar on On Account of Sex: Ruth Bader Ginsburg and the Making of Gender Equality Law with author Philippa Strum and commentator Deborah Archer (@DeborahNArcher). #AHAOnline https://t.co/4rJf9u5cvL
On Monday Nov. 7 at 4 pm ET, join
@AHAhistorians & Wilson Ctr's Washington History Seminar for Zoom session on Margaret A. Burnham's By Hands Now Known: Jim Crow's Legal Executioners w/A’Lelia Bundles & Alex Lichtenstein commenting. Register @ https://t.co/voEsigrUpv
This afternoon – Mon 10-31 – at 4 pm ET, join @AHAhistorians and Wilson Ctr's Washington History Seminar on Timothy Shenk’s Realigners: Partisan Hacks, Political Visionaries, & the Struggle to Rule American Democracy w/ Eliz Shermer & Michael Lind.. Reg @ https://t.co/mHGojtTIKs
Tomorrow – Mon 10-31 – at 4 pm ET, join @AHA historians & Wilson Center’s Washington History Seminar on Timothy Shenk’s Realigners: Partisan Hacks, Political Visionaries, & the Struggle to Rule American Democracy w/ Michael Lind & Elizabeth Shermer. Reg @ https://t.co/mHGojtTIKs
FYI - The video of the Washington History Seminar on David Hollinger's new Christianity's American Fate: How Religion Became More Conservative and Society More Secular, with commentators Melani McAlister and Darren Dochuk is available at https://t.co/pPPUAlwXcG
Tomorrow - Mon., October 17 at 4 pm ET - join @AHAhistorians & Wilson Center's Washington History Seminar for Zoom session on David Hollinger's Christianity's American Fate: How Religion Became More Conservative and Society More Secular. Register at https://t.co/pPPUAlP6qO