Tear Gas and the U.S. Border
Many Americans spent the last hours of Thanksgiving weekend glued to the television. They were…
Author Stuart Schrader
Sex, Suffrage, Solidarities: Centennial Reappraisals Call for Papers
The year 2020 marks the centennial anniversary of the Nineteenth Amendment. What are our obligations…
Indigenous Erasure in Caribbean Histories of Colonization
Various municipal, state, and federal entities in North and South America have sporadically adopted (and…
Anarchism and the Long Red Scare in the Caribbean, 1897—1925
As workers in Cuba rioted, the government called out the military to suppress them. But…
Rereading Blank Spaces in the Colonial Caribbean
Maps such as the one above—a depiction of the French Caribbean colony of Martinique,…
Process Features Caribbean History
In the coming weeks, Process will explore Caribbean history. Our authors will consider indigenous populations, maps…
What’s in the August Issue of The American Historian?
Here’s a quick preview of the newest issue of The American Historian: The August 2018…
What’s in the September Issue of The Journal of American History?
The September 2018 issue of The Journal of American History is now available online for subscribers. Included…
How Maps Reveal, and Conceal, History
A few years ago, an editor at the British Library Press who was familiar with…
Innocence Betrayed Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and the Deep Roots of White Supremacy
“Romance and poetry, ivy, lichens, and wall-flowers need ruin to make them grow.” Nathaniel Hawthorne…