In #AHAPerspectives, get a sneak peek of the March issue of the #AHR, including articles on Indigenous resistance, child removal, the intertwining of history writing and politics, and the genealogy of the word nakba. 🗃️

The AHR has launched a new project, Authoritarianism 101: A Global History, as part of the #AHRSyllabus series. Explore 30 modules from different contributors and key questions on authoritarianism—each paired with primary sources and teaching resources. The first twelve modules are now live.

A week late but finally got my first #AHAReads book in the mail!! I’m reading Fierce Desires by Rebecca L. Davis to check off “Read a history of a resistance movement”

One guarantee I will make: if you subscribe to the American Historical Review, you will only find reviews of real books, edited by a real human (@laurenbrand.bsky.social).

The @acls1919.bsky.social, AHA, & @modernlanguage.bsky.social filed a motion for a preliminary injunction to enjoin the unlawful dismantling of the NEH: "Congress believed NEH to be essential to the functioning of our democracy, & the public interest would be served by honoring that determination."