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Historical Memory

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You might not at first glance think swamps have long human histories that require remembrance and memorialization, but in the context of slavery and escape, they are quite central to our history. Luckily, there are people fighting to remember and preserve: Almost 20 years ago,...
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Saving Minority History

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On December 16, 2020
The United States has actually done a good job, compared to other countries, of making social history central to its historical memory efforts. Unlike in Europe, where imperial history still reigns supreme, in the U.S., the stories of women and Black Americans are increasingly central...
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Cancel Culture

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On August 11, 2020
As Keri Leigh Merritt and Chris Richardson point out, the real American cancel culture has been and continues to be white supremacy. Yet just as these biracial governments began to enact real change in the region, former slaveholders and their sons, increasingly aided by other...
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The U.S. most certainly has a lot of problematic statues. But so does Latin America and that reflects the history of racism and genocide just as profound there as here. Moreover, the cultural politics over these things are also rife with dissension. After all, Jair...
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