So: our article is online! Coming in the December issue of the AHR, the thing Michael Goode @goodemichaelj and I have been working on for a while. It’s going to be in the History Lab section of that issue, on peace history. Right ordering, baby.
https://t.co/QPb0DYeRme
As Director of the Program in African American History at the Library Company of Phila, I am happy to announce the many fellowships we offer, especially those for undergrads! We have an internship and a Mellon Summer Program for undergrads. Please pass along to your students and colleagues. Thank you! https://t.co/4Cld2yyunE
It's here!!
*The Power of Petitioning in Early Modern Britain*
Published #OpenAccess by @UCLpress, chapters from @treorchyexile, @EllyRobson9, @sharon_howard, @HannahWorthen, @ImogenPeck2, @KarinBowie, @annlaurahughes & J. Peacey: https://t.co/ypwzGj4MhC
#PowerOfPetitioning
We’re deeply saddened to hear of Steve Albini’s passing and keep his family in our hearts. Thank you for all that you contributed to punk rock in our town and the reverberations of creativity you brought forth, felt the world over.
I support students' right to protest, even when they do things with which I disagree or that make me uncomfortable. Nothing they do or say is as dangerous as militarized cops trampling upon freedom of speech. I am more afraid of tyranny than my students' words and deeds.
OK.
Some thoughts on the Constitution & Declaration of Independence, which are being chewed up here today.
1. The Constitution does NOT authorize revolting against tyranny. It created a STRONGER government -- our three-branched government. Read it here:
https://t.co/nsQtlkY4K0
A 🧵 on #AIDS in the 80s/90s:
I was 15 when I first had sex with a man.
I’d snuck off to London’s Heaven nightclub with the express intent of ridding myself of my ‘gay virginity’, a goal I achieved easily with a visiting American photographer.
1/13
#LGBTplusHM#UnderTheScope
As an occasional interloper in U.S. history (my training is in Black Atlantic and Caribbean and Latin American history), I just think that IHE article is interesting and ought to be considered alongside James Sweet's remarks in Perspectives from a little while ago.
What are five topics you can talk about for 30 minutes with zero prep
1. The Red Shoes
2. Housing Policy
3. Kant’s moral philosophy
4. Campus Novels
5. Norm Macdonald
Last January, I noticed something peculiar in my 2yo’s bedroom that - after a year of obsessive reporting - led me to a profound cosmic revelation about what’s even possible in our universe. A 🧵.