Not Forgotten: Recovering Florida’s Silenced History of Enslavement from Prison
Since 2018, Antonio Rosa, Pete, and other men incarcerated at Tomoka Correctional Institution (TCI) in…
Browsing: Working as a Historian
Indigenous Erasure in Caribbean Histories of Colonization
Various municipal, state, and federal entities in North and South America have sporadically adopted (and…
Rereading Blank Spaces in the Colonial Caribbean
Maps such as the one above—a depiction of the French Caribbean colony of Martinique,…
How Maps Reveal, and Conceal, History
A few years ago, an editor at the British Library Press who was familiar with…
Americans, the Holocaust, and the Power of Unexpected Places
When I began curating the special exhibition Americans and the Holocaust for the United States…
Gray Areas Building Names and Social Justice in the Pacific Northwest
Oregon State University (OSU) seems far down the list of U.S. colleges and universities that…
Finding Emily A Story of Historical Recovery
Researching local history can be one of the most vexing and rewarding experiences in a…
Historian Miguel Levario on His Run for Congress
Did your view of the world as a historian affect your decision to run for…
Histories in Progress: Writing and Teaching the Past as it Unfolds
“You can’t forget the bills. They have an obligation to make payments. Many NATO nations…
Political History is Doing AOK
In their New York Times opinion piece, Fredrik Logevall and Kenneth Osgood are too pessimistic about the…