Almost everyone who goes to grad school in History has to do some variation on the Historiography of […]
Author: Alex Sayf Cummings
We got this piece seven months ago and shelved it because, at the time, it didn’t seem like […]
Slavery.
Despite being a slim volume, Randa Jarrar’s remarkable collection, Him, Me, Muhammad Ali, manages to take readers on […]
University of Alabama historian Kari Frederickson’s new book offers a compelling and insightful account of the Savannah River Project, […]
“Ambition makes you look pretty ugly,” Thom Yorke sneered on Radiohead’s seminal 1997 album OK Computer. He did […]
This blog has never made a secret of its furtive love for the Purple One. He was one […]
Many years ago, I was teaching high school in Gastonia, North Carolina. The senseless, world-destroying catastrophe of the […]