It Shouldn’t Be Taboo to Publish Images of Those Killed by Violence
August 18, 2020
Jessica Fishman discusses the conflicts of documenting death
History, Memory and Reconciliation with the (Whole) Past
August 14, 2020
Historian Ralph Young reflects on the importance of future of American history monuments.
Taking It to the Streets
August 4, 2020
Author Ellen M. Snyder-Grenier shares a series of stories about taking action in times of crisis from The House on Henry Street: The Enduring Life of a Lower East Side Settlement.
100 Years of Women’s Suffrage: An eBook Special
August 3, 2020
Get inspired by the fearless feminists featured in the eBooks below—each $1.99 through the end of August!
A Historian’s Reflections on American Dissent
July 28, 2020
Historian, Ralph Young on current and past dissent in America
The Misogyny of Covid and White Supremacy
July 27, 2020
—Zillah Eisenstein
Covid has also laid bare the intimate structures of patriarchy and male privilege.
Who’s saving who? Covid-19 Threats to Non-Human Animals
July 14, 2020
—Lisa Jean Moore
The loss of habitat, use for bait, and harvesting for biomedical applications has decimated the populations of the horseshoe crab in North America—and it is about to get worse.
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.