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Monthly Archives: April 2019

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Shorts

Mr. Kay

By Sonia Gomez | April 25, 2019

What does it mean for a historian to fall in love?

An African-American sharecropping family.
Reviews

What Happened to My People

By Robert Greene II | April 21, 2019

The second half of PBS’s Reconstruction documentary begins where the traditional narrative ends.

Shorts

“No One’s Ever Really Gone”

By Bill Black | April 17, 2019

It is easy to forget, even for historians, that the future does not exist.

Reviews

A Usable History of Reconstruction

By Robert Greene II | April 11, 2019

The greatest strength of the new PBS documentary is its desire to inform contemporary debates. But this may also be one of its weaknesses.

Field Trip

This Is Not an Interrogation

By Kate Dahlstrand | April 3, 2019

Veterans get the chance to tell their stories; my role is to facilitate that process.

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