Well then: From New York Times town hall: op-ed team pitched the piece TO Tom Cotton. Not the other way around. — quarantine toddler task force (@PatrickCoffee) June 5, 2020.
On June 5, 1939, the Supreme Court decided Hague v. CIO. This case decided that the streets were public spaces where unions could organize under the principle of the First.
I was happy to talk Samantha Fields from Marketplace on the history of mutual aid. These ideas are rising again for the same reason it existed from 19th century immigrant.
The political scientist Jenn Jackson has an excellent piece in Teen Vogue on the centrality of white women to the maintenance of white supremacy, as true in 2020 as in.
This is the grave of Frank Kellogg. Born in Potsdam, New York in 1856, Kellogg spent the first part of his childhood there before his family moved to Minnesota in.
Tonight's film is the 1935 Duke Ellington vehicle Symphony in Black: A Rhapsody of Negro Life. Directed by Fred Waller, who was a director of short films, it highlights Ellington's.
This is a guest post from Colin Snider, Associate Professor of History at the University of Texas-Tyler, a long-time friend of the blog, and historian of the Brazilian dictatorship. Of.
Well, that's one white supremacist Iowa has said goodbye to. White supremacist Rep. Steve King’s 18-year career in the House came to an inglorious end on Tuesday after he lost.
