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What does it mean for half a million Oklahomans to be citizens of both the US and of their tribal nations? In the new #BrainBoxOK we speak with Jay Hannah, Chairman of the 1999 Cherokee Constitution Convention, about tribal citizenship and identity.
https://t.co/Ae47XWoxIh
Listen to the new episode of #BrainBoxOK: Why Do We Have the Electoral College? Our guests, Dr. Aaron Mason and Dr. Eric Schmaltz of NWOSU, discuss this hugely consequential quirk of our electoral system and how it has affected American democracy.
https://t.co/Ae47XWoxIh
New episode of #BrainBoxOK: The 1970's and American Memory
"Part of the story of the 1970's is the story of a decade that, at the time and for a couple of decades after, wasn't seen as being a very important decade. It is now seen as absolutely crucial."
https://t.co/8VclWBTCwf
Need more brain food? 🧠 The @OKHumanities podcast #BrainBoxOK is now releasing two episodes a month! Keep an ear out every other Monday, and catch up on the archives at the link below.
Did you hear? We are now expanding #BrainBoxOK to include two podcast episodes a month. Tune in every other Monday as we explore how the humanities inform our understanding of current events and the human experience.
https://t.co/Ae47XWoxIh
Did you hear? We are now expanding #BrainBoxOK to include two podcast episodes a month. Tune in every other Monday as we explore how the humanities inform our understanding of current events and the human experience.
https://t.co/Ae47XWoxIh
In the new #BrainBoxOK, We talk with @Ben_Alpers about the 1970s and some of its most interesting cultural touchstones-s how 1970s movies, hit TV shows, and musical movements help us understand that remarkable decade and our life and culture in the 2020s.
https://t.co/8VclWCbdUP
Tune into #BrainBoxOK "Gettysburg and the Legacy of the Civil War". Viewing the Civil War through the lens of its largest battle, Gettysburg, gives deeper insights into the war's misconceptions, mythologies, and memories.
https://t.co/JCX79SxSMp
Our discussion with anthropologists Suzette Chang and @elishao69 illuminates the history and significance of Oklahoma's Black Towns. Listen to #BrainBoxOK episode Oklahoma's Black Towns!
https://t.co/P6ru4vncd7
We're discussing the Civil War's largest battle and how the war's legacy still affects American life and culture on the new #BrainBoxOK with @DrJen_Murray of @okstate
https://t.co/JCX79SxSMp
Oklahoma was described as a "Land of Plenty" for thousands of black settlers in the late 1800s. We discuss the origins, challenges, and ongoing significance of Oklahoma's Black Towns on the new #BrainBoxOK podcast, featuring anthropologists Suzette Chang and @elishao69
#BrainBoxOK podcast looks at the effects of the #SpanishFlu pandemic in Oklahoma in 1918-20. An article from our Curiosity #OHMag issue also revealed how the pandemic led to the abandonment of the first OK state flag design (p. 18) https://t.co/poblNiblrU https://t.co/xwTdeQc8ME
This #BrainBoxOK episode explores how OK became the world leader in mass incarceration.
This ep shows the deep effects OK's justice system has on society, incl. over-policing, mass incarceration, the bail system, and other factors
https://t.co/01dnLLtyvd
How did the 20th century's worst pandemic compare to what we're living through today? Our new #BrainBoxOK podcast looks at the effects of the 1918-20 #SpanishFlu pandemic on elections, sports, education, and other aspects of American life. https://t.co/HFRa2QH9I0
What can the various names of the "Spanish Flu" tell us about how pandemics are understood and politicized? The new #BrainBoxOK features a convo w/ historian @OlmsteadJustin of @UCOBronchos about the impact of this pandemic on American life and culture. https://t.co/5LEhrAg6Rc
What can we learn from the #SpanishFlu pandemic of a century ago? On the new #BrainBoxOK podcast we speak with @OlmsteadJustin of @UCOBronchos about the origins and effects of the 20th century's worst #pandemic
https://t.co/YVVH01abLC
The spring Orphan Trains to OK programs were postponed due to COVID-19, but we recorded a special #BrainBoxOK episode to make these amazing stories from American history accessible to everyone. Our guests had a special thank you to the @NEHgov for their support! @OrphanTrainDepo
How were over 250,000 orphans and unwanted children resettled by trains across the US from 1854 to 1929? On #BrainBoxOK we speak with Alison Moore & Phil Lancaster, whose "Riders on the Orphan Train" programs tell this little-known story. @OrphanTrainDepo
https://t.co/Uj986cmfBG
#BrainBoxOK podcast guest Jennifer Frazee has deeply researched the lives of enslaved people who lived in pre-Civil War Indian Territory. She is keeping their histories alive in an exhibit we discuss in our new episode.
https://t.co/Ae47XWoxIh
New #BrainBoxOK: Hunter’s Home is the last of many antebellum plantation homes that existed in Indian Territory. We focus on the lives of the enslaved people brought to this land in the 1830s with Hunter’s Home historical interpreter Jennifer Frazee.
https://t.co/Ae47XWoxIh
NEW EPISODE!
Over 8,000 people were enslaved in Indian Territory before the Civil War. Learn more about their lives and experiences in the new #BrainBoxOK podcast.
https://t.co/Ae47XWoxIh
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