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The Soul of Black Comics: An Interview with John Jennings

This month, I had the opportunity to speak with John Jennings, Professor of Media and Cultural Studies and a Cooperating Faculty

“The turquoise waters still glimmer in the bright sun, and the beaches remain breezy and alluring.” So begins a recent

American democracy and liberty might appear to be the opposite of the fascism and horrors of Nazi Germany. But for

In 2010, two historians edited a collection of thirteen essays written by white historians about “The Myth of Southern Exceptionalism.”

Sunday, July 27, 1919, was a hot, sweltering, sunny day at Chicago’s Twenty-Ninth Street Beach. When fourteen-year-old Eugene Williams, who