Henry Kissinger and Historians
This week, Process will publish a five-part series deciphering the legacy of Henry Kissinger, edited by guest…
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It’s Elections and Politics Month on Process
In recognition of this month’s election, November is elections and politics month on Process. Over the next…
Welcome to the New Process!
As you may notice, Process has a new look. This month, we’re launching a new design for…
A Nation Without Borders
Steven Hahn (Ph.D. Yale) is a professor in the Department of History at the University…
Teaching Ancient America
Most survey-level American history classes cover one of two periods: the first concluding somewhere in…
The Making of a Presidential Soul
Patrick Lacroix is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of New Hampshire. That this is…
Politicizing and Practicing Motherhood: Why We Should Care What Phyllis Schlafly Served her Kids for Breakfast
“I’d like to burn you at the stake,” pioneering feminist Betty Friedan famously spat at…
From the Archives… Reconstruction at 150
The OAH’s ongoing commemoration project on the Civil War at 150 has now wrapped up.…
Why Students Don’t Know Anything about Reconstruction: Three Modern Myths
Since the late 1990s, I have been teaching courses on the Civil War and Reconstruction.…
Remembering Reconstruction: The Memphis Massacre of 1866
We’re a nation that loves our centennials and sesquicentennials. We celebrate wars; we celebrate statehood;…