It’s History of Education Month at Process
This month, in honor of The American Historian’s February issue on history and education, Process…
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Remembering Sara Rosas Garcia
In 1939 Sara Rosas Garcia sued the state of California because her 19-year-old daughter Andrea…
Those Revolting Bureaucrats
Seemingly out of nowhere, it began as soon as President Trump was inaugurated. We’ve been…
How to Train an Obstetrician: Lessons from the Chicago Maternity Center
On Saturday, January 21, 2017, hundreds of thousands concerned about reproductive healthcare in the Trump…
Women Unite! Lessons from 1977 for 2017
Forty years ago, in a very different political climate, when the Republican and Democratic Parties…
History Professors on Screen
Is it time for Indiana Jones to move over? NBC this fall aired a new…
When Antifascism Comes to America
Just as the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks provoked intellectuals to revisit the question of…
Native Foods and the Colonial Gaze
Just as the field of food history has achieved prominence in recent years—as this month’s…
Remembering Joyce Appleby
Following the passing of renowned scholar and former OAH President Joyce Appleby last month, we…
‘I lie to them’: Food History as Labor History in the Classroom
When I decided to start teaching a class on the history of food in 2013…