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Joined October 2014
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Still wanting more #OAH2025 content? Check out our final wrap up of the conference, available on Process now!
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It’s day 3 of #OAH2025! Looking for more conference content? Take a look at Friday highlights, now available at Process. It’s been another great day of panels and presentations!
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Happy day 2 of #OAH2025! Not able to make it to Chicago or curious about discussions in yesterday's panels? Check out Thursday highlights, now available at Process. We're looking forward to another great day of panels and presentations!
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For more on women and labor this week, check out Natasha Zaretsky on this podcast regarding changing ideas about women, energy, and labor in the 1980s
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Continuing our week of women and labor, check out this podcast with Tracey Deutsch on Julia Child and changing ideas about labor in the United States at mid-century.
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This women’s history month, learn about women and labor in U.S. History. Check out this podcast episode with Lara Vapnek on women, class, and labor in progressive era reform.
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Looking for lesson plans for Women’s History Month? Check out this Teaching the JAH on women’s military service in the Civil War and it’s impact on women’s suffrage:
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Women’s history month continues! Nurses are an often overlooked subject in medical, labor, and social history. Check out this panel debrief episode from last year’s OAH conference nursing and gendered histories in the United States.
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Celebrating Women’s History Month! From the Process archives, Anne Parsons interviews Finn Enke on researching, teaching, and writing with transfeminist perspective:
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Hip-hop music in the United States has deep roots in the African diaspora. In this piece, Erica Hill-Yates reflects on hip-hop and Black thought across the globe:
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“Black agitators on campus are part of a lineage that have forced their institutions to confront notions of freedom then and now.” Stefan Bradley on higher education in the Civil Rights struggle, 1968.
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Looking for resources on teaching Black history this month? Check out this Teaching the JAH guide on Black art and historical memory:
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Remembering Breonna Taylor: Anne Gray Fischer reflects on the historical legacies of Black women’s activism on gentrification and police violence.
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Looking for resources on teaching Black history this month? Check out this Teaching the JAH guide on Black record labels and the music industry:
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Our present moment is informed by our past. See historian Jonathan Wiesen’s reflections on George Floyd and hegemony in the United States.
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Digital history projects continue to allow historians to unearth new understanding of slavery in America. Learn more in this piece on digital maps and the 1850 Fugitive Slave Act
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“Without my own intimate transatlantic experiences. I would not have fully appreciated my historical actors, many of whom lived quintessentially African diasporic, transnational, and cosmopolitan lives.” Adjetey on writing U.S. history across the diaspora
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