What does it mean to “be” white, or black, or gay, or working-class? How might a Jewish Ethiopian-American […]
Category Archive: American Studies
“What is Asian American cinema?” asks Glen M. Mimura in Ghostlife of Third Cinema. As other scholars in […]
Daniel T. Rodgers, Contested Truths: Keywords in American Politics since Independence This book is one that I suspected […]
As the combined impact of climate change and the sweltering plague known as Atlanta in August settles upon […]
When I was a kid, I thought Pinkard & Bowden were pretty funny. The comedy duo’s parodies of […]
The Old 321 Flea Market in Dallas, NC is now known as the I-85/321 Flea Market, even though […]
Capitalism, particularly over the past three decades, has become a “god” of American society, politics, economics and culture. […]
The following are among the most thought-provoking papers from last week’s Southern American Studies Association conference at Georgia […]