Jeanne Pickering

MA, History, Salem State University

[Jeanne Pickering @JeannePickering]

I wrote something for my conservative friends. "Conservative Reasons to Vote for Joe Biden" https://t.co/BOIX8yqbAE

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@JoeBiden Thank you Mr. President for all you've done for our country and for this last, greatest sacrifice you've made.

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@dylan_ruediger @lizcovart @KM_Fleming Thanks again!

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A good place to start again.

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@CorneliaDayton's "Lost Years Recovered: John Peters and Phillis Wheatley Peters in Middleton," recipient of the 2020 Whitehill Prize, will appear in September issue of @_NEQuarterly_ https://t.co/tcpfgHQPVg #twitterstorians #PhillisWheatley #JohnPeters #AfAmHistory #MassHistory

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The September 2021 issue of NEQ is now available! https://t.co/VK3BeRD6OR

[Jeanne Pickering @JeannePickering]

@megankatenelson As an author of a nonfiction book eg history, taught in college classes, does it affect your writing knowing that most of your readers are going to be scanning/skimming through what you work so hard to write?

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My piece on reasons conservatives should vote for Biden is being published! https://t.co/qlA4HaLKFF

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To my progressive and liberal friends: This piece is not for you. I know you'll have some disagreements with it. I'll bet, though, that you know someone who is more conservative than you. This is to give them a reason to vote FOR Joe Biden.

[Jeanne Pickering @JeannePickering]

I wrote something for my conservative friends. "Conservative Reasons to Vote for Joe Biden" https://t.co/BOIX8yqbAE

[Jeanne Pickering @JeannePickering]

I’m so glad this is available to watch: Nikole Hannah-Jones in conversation with Henry Louis Gates, Jr.: "The New York Times’ 1619 Project" | The Hutchins Center for African & African American Research https://t.co/woaDB3VbCP

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@lizcovart @bostonathenaeum If you can’t make that night, he’ll be speaking the night before at the JFK library and it will be webcast and taped: https://t.co/28QahD7BQX

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Stacy Abrams at JFK Library got a standing ovation when she came out.

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@EmersonWBaker Congratulations! But...does this mean no more teaching on 17th century America and witchcraft?

[Jeanne Pickering @JeannePickering]

Well done and congratulations on the story becoming public!

[Jeanne Pickering @JeannePickering]

@drhardesty @lizcovart Jacqueline Carr's After the Siege: A Social History of Boston 1775-1800, https://t.co/unAxSftwcl, has a first chapter on life during the Siege using private letter exchanges.

We're looking forward to your TWO visits to Boston this fall!

[Jeanne Pickering @JeannePickering]

I seldom retweet but this one is worth it.

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Interesting read about pressures on public history by community and national self-image as told through comments on McCullough’s new book. Is poor history the means for saving the teaching of history?

[Andrew Wehrman: @profwehrman.bsky.social @ProfWehrman]

1. I'd like to add my thoughts to the conversation about David McCullough's problematic new book "The Pioneers." McCullough's book is centered on the town of Marietta, OH, and for 4 years I lived and worked in Marietta as a professor of early American history at Marietta College.

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@missalyssagrace I really enjoyed doing this. Some of the best questions I ever got. Have fun!

[Emerson Baker @EmersonWBaker]

Great talk by ⁦@KevinLevin⁩ on the myth of Black Confederate soldiers at #HistoryCamp