I am excited to announce my next book: "Shaping the Core Beliefs of JFK: His Emotional Life, Relationships and Formative Experiences, 1930-1963."
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Thank you @EvaZymaris for a great talk yesterday about the election. I look forward to our next chat about history.
Quinnipiac University professor provides insights on Trump’s win https://t.co/yH1lJtApVf
It was exciting to talk history yesterday on WTNH News 8. Thank you @BrittanyTVNews for letting me contribute to a historic day.
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Yesterday, I was interviewed by WTNH News 8 to provide a historical perspective on the assassination attempt on former President Trump. https://t.co/JY1HdeuGn7
I am excited to share an article that I recently published on John F. Kennedy in The Conversation this past week. Thank you to everyone at Quinnipiac University and The Conversation who made it possible.
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I had a great talk with Tom Kelly yesterday on his @TomKellyShow He’s a dear friend from our days together at then Quinnipiac College. We talked about some of those moments and a little bit of history. https://t.co/zXKzd4OC0H
Thinking about John Lewis today. He said of civil rights “Our struggle is not the struggle of a day, a week, a month, or a year, it is the struggle of a lifetime. Never, ever be afraid to make some noise and get in good trouble, necessary trouble.” https://t.co/HV8larkZBS
I am restarting a blog that I wrote years ago about history. This post is about how being nation of immigrants is one of our greatest strengths and that we will persevere through this crisis.
History and Other Things That Matter: A Nation of Immigrants https://t.co/zHE3dA2SmK
Even if the methods are new, sowing the seeds of doubt, division, and discord to turn Americans against each other is an old trick. The antidote is citizenship: to get engaged, organized, mobilized, and to vote - on every level, in every election. https://t.co/yOvaCZYtrW
As Bobby Kennedy taught us, the thing about hope is that it travels through space *and* time, first splashing against the rocks, but eventually breaking down the walls of cruelty and injustice. And if we do our best with the time we’re given, others will take hope in our example.
I am trying to get a panel together for #SHAFR2019 on the Kennedy and Johnson years. Robert Rakove is commentator and Phil Muehlenbeck is chairing. We need another panelist. Please email at [email protected] if you are interested.
50 years ago today was one of the darkest days in US history. Martin Luther King, Jr was suddenly and violently taken from us. Thinking of Dr King, his vision, and what I can do to help make it a reality. “The time is always right to do what is right.” MLK
On International Women’s Day, take a moment and look at some women who were marginalized, yet defied odds and made a difference so my daughter will have the same opportunities as my sons. Let’s make sure this never happens again. https://t.co/jVD7KAkkZ9