“I Love America”: Fundamentalist Responses to World War II
After the Scopes Trial in 1925, fundamentalism seemed to be in decline. Many Americans in…
Browsing: Politics
A Colorblind Campus? White Evangelical Colleges and Black Students in the Era of Civil Rights
Founders Week, 1970, Moody Bible Institute. It was the most important week of the year…
Process Covers Religion and Politics
In the coming weeks, Process will dive into the history of religion and politics in the United…
Beyond Miss America 1968: A Feminist History
Alix Kates Shulman Papers, David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University. Photograph…
Process Highlights 1968
Image license via Creative Commons. Watch this space for pieces exploring 1968 protests and politics…
Reconstruction-Era Politics Shaped Historically Black Colleges and Universities
Last month, Governor John Bel Edwards proposed a potential $1 billion cut to Louisiana’s higher…
Trump, Democracy, and the Constitution
At the Philadelphia Convention of 1787, Elbridge Gerry, a delegate from Massachusetts, warned against too…
Historian Miguel Levario on His Run for Congress
Did your view of the world as a historian affect your decision to run for…
Tax Revolts, Tax Marches, and the Politics of Transparency in U.S. History
On April 15, taxpayers across the country will come together to demand “transparency and fairness”…
School Vandalism and American Democracy
After a bitter presidential election, pitting an establishment candidate with unsavory ties to Wall Street…