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Barbara Fields and Karen Fields’ book, Racecraft, was mentioned in The CT Mirror in an article titled “Maus, Whoopi Goldberg, and Our Confusion About Race”
Barbara Fields and Karen Fields’ book, Racecraft, was mentioned in The CT Mirror in an article titled “Maus, Whoopi Goldberg, and Our Confusion About Race”
PhD student Amanda Martin-Hardin has been named a Mellon Summer Fellow at Dumbarton Oaks, where she will be thinking through “Landscapes of Civil and Human Rights” (the fellowship theme) with other scholars.
PhD student Amanda Martin-Hardin has been named a Mellon Summer Fellow at Dumbarton Oaks, where she will be thinking through “Landscapes of Civil and Human Rights” (the fellowship theme) with other scholars.
Adam Tooze is quoted in “Where have all the US workers gone? Will they come back?”, AlJazeera.
Adam Tooze is quoted in “Where have all the US workers gone? Will they come back?”, Al Jazeera.
Simon Schama published a book review in The New York Times.
Simon Schama published a book review in The New York Times.
Frank Guridy wrote “A home Super Bowl is good for the Rams. But is SoFi Stadium good for Inglewood?” for The Washington Post.
Frank Guridy wrote “A home Super Bowl is good for the Rams. But is SoFi Stadium good for Inglewood?” for The Washington Post.
George Chauncey is quoted in Yahoo! Sports’ “LGBT+ history: the story of camp, from Little Richard to Lil Nas X” on February 7th.
George Chauncey is quoted in Yahoo! Sports’ “LGBT+ history: the story of camp, from Little Richard to Lil Nas X” on February 7th.
Anupama Rao is referenced in “‘Why Does India Fear a Caste Census?’: Answers From a Conference” published by The Wire.
Anupama Rao is referenced in “‘Why Does India Fear a Caste Census?’: Answers From a Conference” published by The Wire.
Simon Schama spoke about “The Romantics and Us: The Chambers Of The Mind” on Arizona Public Media (PBS/NPR) on Monday, February 8th.
Simon Schama spoke about “The Romantics and Us: The Chambers Of The Mind” on Arizona Public Media (PBS/NPR) on Monday, February 8th.
Merlin Chowkwanyun is one of the authors credited in the article “There are no equal opportunity infectors: Epidemiological modelers must rethink our approach to inequality in infection risk” published by PLOS Computational Biology.
Merlin Chowkwanyun is one of the authors credited in the article “There are no equal opportunity infectors: Epidemiological modelers must rethink our approach to inequality in infection risk” published by PLOS Computational Biology.
On the final segment of @OnesandToozePod ‘s life cycle series, @adam_tooze and @CameronAbadi talk death and inheritance. https://buff.ly/3JbvbSR
On the final segment of Ones and Tooze Podcast‘s life cycle series, Adam Tooze talks death and inheritance.