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Ngai on NPR
Mae Ngai was interviewed on NPR’s All Things Considered: “As 2020 Census Approaches, Worries Rise Of a Political Crisis After The Count.”
Lightfoot Moravian Historical Society
Natasha Lightfoot has been invited to give the 160th annual lecture of the Moravian Historical Society. She will present “The Complexities of Moravian Archives of the 19th Century West Indies: Gender and the Limits of Freedom in Post-Slavery Antigua.”
Schama in The Guardian
Simon Schama was featured in The Guardian‘s piece “Simon Schama: finding the light in the darkness of the Jewish story.”
Foner in The NY Times
Eric Foner’s piece, “The Making and the Breaking of the Legend of Robert E. Lee,” was featured in The New York Times.
Jackson on WNYC
Kenneth Jackson was featured in WNYC’s “Robert Moses and the Transformation of New York.”
Piccato Open Democracy
“Resisting Trumpism,” a piece by Pablo Piccato and Federico Finchelstein, was featured in Open Democracy.
McCurry in the NYT
Stephanie McCurry was quoted in The New York Times‘ “Facebook’s Ad-Targeting Problem, Captured in a Literal Shade of Gray.”
Senocak’s Sermon
Neslihan Senocak has been invited to deliver the sermon on Francis of Assisi in the St. Ann and Holy Trinity Church in Brooklyn on Oct 1 for the celebration of the Feast of St. Francis.
Nguyen on PRI
Lien-Hang Nguyen was a featured commentator on Public Radio International‘s program “The Shock of Tet.”
Nguyen Time
Lien-Hang Nguyen‘s piece, “Vietnam’s communists leaders weren’t the men you think,” was featured in Time.