"I unironically think that Hunter Biden would resonate with more Americans than Gavin Newsom or AOC. A reformed crackhead would resonate infinitely better than some random former bartender or basically Patrick Bateman." Zachariah Hoyt, political philosopher, 7/21/2026 @Asmongold
When arctic explorer Elisha Kent Kane wasn't tending to patients as the surgeon on the 1850 Grinnell expedition in search of Sir John Franklin, he documented his surroundings. Polar bears were dangerous, but he must have been charmed by their waggly tails. #Polarbearday
AHA members: The AHA is accepting applications for the 2024-25 research grants until February 15, 2024. Preference will be given to advanced doctoral students, nontenured faculty, and unaffiliated scholars and to those with specific research needs. https://t.co/r4cfDfjuBk
November 1823 (200 years ago this month) — This free Black family compelled a customs officer in Baltimore to cross out portions of their ship manifest pertaining to slavery and replace them with acknowledgements of Black freedom, actively resisting power dynamics in the archive:
"Are the books real?"
This question is coming up more & more often on tours of Marsh's Library. Actual physical, in-person tours when people are 2 feet away from the books. It's as if some people are so used to living online that they can't quite understand physical reality.
I'm honored to have reviewed Prof. Walter D. Kamphoefner's _Germans in America: A Concise History_ (Rowman & Littlefield, 2021).
@RLPGBooks @historytamu
CALL FOR PAPERS! @historyTAMU
We're excited to share the CFP for our 14th Annual History Conference at Texas A&M University, “Navigating Crises and Resolutions.” We welcome all graduate and undergraduate papers. Please send submissions by November 17, 2023!
Registration for our free Utah Conference on Introductory History Courses, Oct. 6-7, at the South Campus of Salt Lake Community College in Salt Lake City is open now. Visit our website to learn more and register. #sschat https://t.co/3xgX6XAz6T