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"Disasters Have Histories": Teaching and Researching American Disasters

Chad H. Parker, Andy Horowitz, and Liz Skilton

Disruptive Shopping: Women, Space, and Capitalism

Emily Remus

From Living Rooms to Hospitals: The Breastfeeding Movement and the Limits of Success

Jessica Martucci

HIV/AIDS in U.S. History: A Conversation about Early Popular Histories of HIV/AIDS

Jennifer Brier, Julio Capó Jr., Christina Hanhardt, and Dan Royles

How the Old Can Learn from the Young

Paula S. Fass

What can scholars of aging learn from historians of youth? Paula S. Fass believes there is much to learn.

New Forms of History: Critiquing Data and Its Representations

Frederick W. Gibbs

Rethinking the Role of the Courts in the Lives of Black Southerners

Melissa Milewski

Self-Help in America: A Project for Moral Perfection

Trysh Travis

The Crisis of American Higher Education

Frank H. Wu

The History of Animal Protection in the United States

Janet M. Davis

Janet M. Davis examines the curious history of animal protection in the U.S.

The Internationalization of the U.S. History Curriculum

Andrew Hartman

Andrew Hartman analyzes recent criticisms of the AP U.S. History Exam's international focus.

The Troubled History of American Education after the Brown Decision

Sonya Ramsey

Toward a Democratic Journalism

Jon Bekken