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The conservative movement to ban highly regarded books that self-anointed critics flag as unsuitable for public consumption continues to gain momentum.
By Mike Markowitz for CoinWeek ..... AT THE BEGINNING of the 14th century (c. 1300 CE), Anatolia (modern Türkiye) was a patchwork of “beyliks”,
History professor Dan Bouk talks about his examination of the 1940 Census, which both set the stage for New Deal politics and divided the nation after World War
The population tally, with its normative ideas of identity and household, counted queerness nearly a century ago—but it needs to go much further.
The struggle for racial justice takes center stage this season, alongside surveys of Russian history, WWII espionage sagas, studies of white supremacist ideology in U.S. institutions, and tributes to pioneering Black Americans.