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How a Bad Bill Becomes a Bad Law: A Convoluted Process of Good Intentions and Terrible Results

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Kate is the projected valedictorian, and will graduate as #1 in her class, with a 4.0 GPA. Before […]

Sharon Murchie November 23, 2020 Education, law, Michigan, Policy history, politics, teaching

Rules for White Mentors

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A recent graduate and a professor reflect on teachers’ responsibility to grapple with whiteness and the path traveled by first-generation students of color.

Guest September 12, 2020 Education, race, teaching, Uncategorized, universities, whiteness

A Requiem For The Faculty Office

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Seven years ago I left academia and became a teacher at an independent private high school. I am […]

Jason Tebbe May 21, 2018 academia, capitalism, Education, labor, Neoliberalism, teaching

Rubles and Juicy Fruit: Touring Russia During the Cold War and Today

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May 1945, just six months after my husband Hal was born, World War II in Europe ended. However, […]

Unofficial Archives April 11, 2018 Cold War, material culture, Russia, Unofficial Archives

ToM’s Unofficial Archives Featured on WordPress Discover

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We were delighted to see one of the first posts in our Unofficial Archives series featured on the […]

Guest March 7, 2018 California, material culture, oral history, prisons, Unofficial Archives

Unofficial Archives: Crafting History from Family Documents & Material Culture

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At its best, public history combines theory, practice, and experimentation. Rather than a set of skills, I approach […]

Romeo Guzman March 14, 2017 oral history, pedagogy, teaching, Unofficial Archives
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