On Learning and Relearning about White Privilege
July 13, 2020
— Stephanie M. Wildman
Reflections on one lawyer’s life of reckoning with the white privilege in law school and beyond.
Gearing up for the Election: An eBook Special
With the Presidential election rapidly approaching, we’re spending the summer reading up on political issues and election history. Get geared up for the election this summer with our recommended reading,… READ MORE
Q&A with Manal A. Jamal, author of Promoting Democracy
July 9, 2020
Q&A with Manal A. Jamal, author of Promoting Democracy who talks about her inspiration, research surprises, and the 2020 election.
Pursuing Dignity in Crisis
July 8, 2020
—Manata Hashemi Iran was one of the first countries hard hit with COVID-19. The Islamic Republic is now once again facing a surge in the number of people infected. While… READ MORE
Tracing Black Lives Matter Back in Time
July 7, 2020
—Paula C. Austin
Young Black people’s engagement in campaigns against anti-Black violence has a long history, even well beyond what many conventionally understand to be the civil rights movement.
Q&A with Marc Stein, author of The Stonewall Riots
June 30, 2020
See what historian Marc Stein has been working on since the publication of his book The Stonewall Riots: A Documentary History.
Writing is Fighting: Documenting the Long Struggle Against White Supremacy
June 24, 2020
—Gerald Horne
Celebrated historian reflects on our world today and what Black scholarship means to our future.
The limits of knowledge in a data-driven society
June 23, 2020
What counts as knowledge in the age of big data and smart machines? All too often, data generates speculation as much as it does information.