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Trump’s hatred of Indigenous peoples and his hatred for a complex and accurate history of this country come together in yet another dumb and racist policy decision.

Dorothy Thompson saw the rise of Nazi Germany as a foreign correspondent in Berlin. A new series from Radio Diaries tells the story of Thompson's career as a radio broadcaster.

I was disappointed when ASCH had to meet separately from AHA this month—I often enjoyed AHA’s conference. But I am questioning whether I want to attend AHA ever again. Not only do I agree with the resolution, but it is ghastly for the council to veto it after such an overwhelming vote.

Practicing my kinder, gentler burns for Bluesky.

We managed to translate cooking time into 18 languages but we forgot to tell you what the actual cooking time was.

So it has taken a bit longer than promised but the Oxford Illustrated History of the United States is about to go into production! Watch this space for pub date and possible (shameless) semiquincentennial branding. And massive thanks to the stellar contributors who have been incredible to work with

#EnergySky #AcademicSky

US Cold War Historians: i'm trying to find a graphic that I thought existed from the Cold War era US that tied various organizations to each other and to communism, including women's clubs. Does this ring a bell with anyone?

Haven't seen one of these for SHAFR / US in the World people, so thought I'd make one given that I'm currently trapped under a cat. Happy to add people! go.bsky.app/CFos3Xu

Reminder: Sure, the student protestors turned out to be right about Vietnam, and gay rights, and apartheid, and the Latin American dirty wars, and the invasion of Iraq -- but *this time* they are cluelessly naive and only protesting to look cool to their friends.

I’ve seen @victorerikray.bsky.social discuss this a bit, but when elite institutions select students based in part on leadership, activism, and demonstrated commitment to political and social causes, why is anyone surprised by … any of this?

Pulitzer Prize Board acknowledges the "extraordinary real-time reporting" of student journalists covering campus protests. www.pulitzer.org/news/stateme...

'Massacre in the Clouds' will be published by PublicAffairs in exactly one month. I know I post about it all the time - and I promise to stop as soon as the Bud Dajo Massacre is recognized alongside Wounded Knee and My Lai as a key moment along the blood meridian that runs through American history.