The American Historian

Religion and Politics

Our November issue features a roundtable on "Evangelicalism and Politics" and an essay on how U.S. government refugee policies affected Hmong religious practices in the United States.

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Table of Contents

Features

Evangelicalism and Politics

John Fea, Laura Gifford, R. Marie Griffith, and Lerone A. Martin

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“The New Way”: How American Refugee Policies Changed Hmong Religious Life

Melissa Borja

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From the President

Teaching in the Future: When the Digital and the Humanities Meet

Earl Lewis

Variations on a Theme

Understanding Black Religion and Politics in the Age of Emancipation

Matt Harper

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The Craft of Teaching

"What’s the Question?" Naming and Teaching Thinking Skills in Secondary History Classes”

Jonathan Bassett and Gary Shiffman

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Teaching Trans: Lessons in Inclusion and Liberation

Sky Morgan, they/them/theirs, and Marjorie N. Feld, she/her/hers

From the Field

Black Christmas in American Department Stores

Traci Parker

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