WCSU History Dept.

Bringing you the latest on our cultural, political, literary, and intellectual past.

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w/ Prf. Gutzman:
Whose Vision of America Won Out—Hamilton’s or Jefferson’s?. Read More https://t.co/Cbv7dEQUQz via @History

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Congratulations Surekha Davies for winning Marris Forkosch Prize from Jrnl Hist of Ideas https://t.co/f5ZV9ShuGt

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100 years ago today, Alice Paul and other suffragists arrested for picketing the White House for woman suffrage: https://t.co/4yPTBvuyZJ

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Today in 1913: Jesse Owens is born. He won four gold medals at 1936 Berlin Olympics. Stamp in @PostalMuseum collection.

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Wed @KevinGutzman "Moderates Triumphant:The Constitutional Convention of 1787." 4 pm Warner Hall WCSU #ConstitutionDay.

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On #ThisDayinHistory 1953, A CIA backed coup overthrows the Iranian government. https://t.co/5x1uxF3DYs

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@wgadkarwilcox more reading for you list, "Thirst for Empire. How Tea Shaped the Modern World" https://t.co/uRIDNbGnk5

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Congratulations to the 2017 Frederick Douglass Book Prize finalists: @ProfMSinha, Rashuana Johnson, & Alfred Brophy! https://t.co/ysPIwV1KyO

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@wgadkarwilcox and again
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@wgadkarwilcox more summer reading. https://t.co/FS0HLSrW1c

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Today in 2003: Celia Cruz, legendary Queen of Salsa, dies. Her powerful voice and fashion: https://t.co/3ZOMH29tTq

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Learn more about the African American experience with swimming pools and segregation on our blog: https://t.co/tfmD5hqaMJ #APeoplesJourney

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NYC Draft Riots begin #OTD 1863, lasting 4 days & leaving 120 dead. The below broadside attempted to discourage laborers from joining riot:

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Happy Independence Day! Take a moment to read about the origins of the Declaration of Independence: https://t.co/WEFcwFqTtF #4thOfJuly2017

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Find out how the 3-day clash at Gettysburg changed the course of the Civil War on #HISTORYVault. Sign up now: https://t.co/q5TnoHCjqx

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The Gettysburg Campaign ends...and Lincoln was wrong. Penultimate post of the 2013 Esquire series. https://t.co/akOy9urDCa

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My latest on Esquire. A little bit of an explainer about Russia, the Sea, and paranoia. https://t.co/IBv1TWfQvz

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Sawyer's Charge...Day 3, Gettysburg via Esquire in 2013. https://t.co/Z1ovRGbEGl