Jeremy Waldron, The American Battle Over War Powers read
Richard Bertrand Spencer, A Brief History Of America’s Most Controversial Prefix read
Paul Finkelman, The Electoral College was explicitly designed to protect slavery read
Peter Harris, America’s role in the world 75 years after Pearl Harbor read
Francis Fukuyama, America in Decay read
portside.org. Were the Framers Democrats? [rev. of Michael Klarman] read
Staughton Lynd, Where Was Roosevelt? read
Douglas M. Charles, How Did It Work Out After All Those Elections When the Popular & Electoral Votes Were Split? read
wjastore, Hasten Very Slowly to War: The Spartan Ethic, with Lessons for America read
Wilson Center, The Northern Triangle of Central America: Violence, Security, and Migration – (2h4m) watch
Wilson Center, The Northern Triangle of Central America: Violence, Security, and Migration – (2h4m) watch
Greg Guma, U.S. Imperial Ways in Haiti. A History of “Regime Change” What Smedley Butler Found Out in Haiti read
ill V. Mullen, Across the Color Line: Interview with Author of new Du Bois Biography read
Colin Marshall, Henry David Thoreau on When Civil Disobedience Against Bad Governments Is Justified: An Animated Introduction watch
Five myths about Frederick Douglass read
Caine, First Test tube baby was in India 7500 years ago read
Hannah Arendt: From an Interview read
Jackson Lears, How the US Began Its Empire (rev. new book by Stephen Kinzer) read
Wesley Yang, Is the ‘Anthropocene’ Epoch a Condemnation of Human Interference — or a Call for More? read
Paul Lawrie, Why W.E.B. DuBois’s Question to Black People – “How does it feel to be a problem?” – Is Still Relevant read
Joel Mokyr, How Europe became so rich read
Rmuse, Opinion: Three White Terrorist Arrests In One Week – Where’s Trump Outrage? read
Catherine Despard, Abolitionist read
Kwame Anthony Appiah’s new book on W.E.B. Du Bois rev. by Nicholas Lemann read
Lincoln, Washington and Roosevelts remain history’s best presidents in survey read
The Emergence of the Just Jew read
Jeremy Adelman, What is global history now? read
Michael Welch and Abayomi Azikiwe, A Black History Month Special: Revolutionary Struggle, Malcolm X, MLK, Mumia, MOVE (20m) watch
It’s Women’s History Month read
Paul Buchheit, Facts that our war-happy leaders would like to keep hushed up read
David Brooks, The Jane Addams Model read
Pierpaolo Barbieri, The Death and Life of Social Democracy read
Podcast: Author Richard Wolff on What Comes After Capitalism watch
Shamsul Islam, Rahul Pandita’s New India: A Hindutva India On The Ashes Of Democratic Secular India read
Hatch history lesson for Trump: US would have gone ‘straight to socialism’ without the filibuster read
Hrafnkell Haraldsson, Liar David Barton Claims That U.S. Constitution Quotes ‘Almost Verbatim’ from Bible read
Hrafnkell Haraldsson, Liar David Barton Claims That U.S. Constitution Quotes ‘Almost Verbatim’ from Bible read
John Dower, Terror Is in the Eye of the Beholder “…the wry observation that Americans are charming because they have such short memories….In one form or another, populist nationalisms today are manifestations of acute victim consciousness….. “Terror,” for instance, has become a word applied to others, never to oneself.” read
historynewsnetwork, In the Trump era Eric Foner “is one of the most dangerous men in the United States” read
Eric Foner explains why he wrote about Lincoln read
Noam Chomsky: White America’s Cruelty to Black People Far Worse Than South Africa (47m) watch
Kim Scipes, Review: Black Subjugation in America (2002) read
Lindsay McKenzie, A Journal Article Provoked a Schism in Philosophy. Now the Rifts Are Deepening read
portside.org, The Birth of a Holiday (May Day) read
Brian Klaas, The Despot’s Accomplice: How the West Is Aiding and Abetting the Decline of Democracy (rev. G. John Ikenberry) read
Morgan Meis, Jane Jacobs’s clear-eyed vision of humanity read
Richard Rothstein, A ‘Forgotten History’ Of How The U.S. Government Segregated America read
portside.org, What We Can Learn from Our ‘Radical’ Past read
Swapnil Dhanraj, Remembering Karl Marx read
Rebecca Gordon, Those Who Do Not Remember History… read
Frank Bruni, Mitch Landrieu Reminds Us That Eloquence Still Exists (23m) watch
Deirdre Fulton, Of Confederate Monuments, NOLA’s Mayor Asks: “Is This Really Our Story? read
Martha C. Nussbaum’s Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities {text} read video
It’s been 50 years since Bernard Bailyn wrote “The Ideological Origins of the American Revolution” read
Why so many students hate history — and what to do about it read
Adam Gopnik, Are Liberals on the Wrong Side of History? read
Richard Gunderman, On the Reformation’s 500th anniversary, remembering Martin Luther’s contribution to literacy read
Jane Kamensky, The American Revolution: A History of Violence read
Mohammad Ashraf, Hindutva: The “Opium” Of The People! read
Timothy B. Tyson, The Civil Rights Stories We Need to Remember read
Chris Hedges, Trump Is the Symptom, Not the Disease read
Chris Lehmann, The Betrayal of Democracy read
Asma Afsaruddin, The Myth of the Muslim World read
John W. Dower, How Americans Remember (and Forget) Their Wars read
What the last Nuremberg prosecutor alive wants the world to know read
Dave Eggers Solving a Reign of Terror Against Native Americans read
University of Sheffield, Why did hunter-gatherers first begin farming? read
Michael Winship, Don’t Know Much About History read
Nomi Prins, Why the American Empire Was Destined to Collapse read
Matthew Desmond, How Homeownership Became the Engine of American Inequality read
Robert P. Jones, The Collapse of American Identity read
Ian Hunter, Secularization histories as cultural-political programs read
Elisabetta Tarantino,, The Enlightenment read
The last person to be murdered by the Spanish Inquisition (15m) watch
When women revolted read
Patrik Stollarz, Thinking and Friendship in Dark Times: Hannah Arendt for Now read
KS Sharma, The Forgotten Message Of Ambedkar To The Working Class read
Álvaro Enrigue and Alex Webb, The Street with Trotsky’s Bones read
Noam Chomsky: US Is the ”Most Dangerous Country in the World” read
David Goldfield, How the Charleston Elite Brought on the American Civil War read
Zbigniew Brzezinski, The Cold War and its Aftermath read
Robert Weible, What’s Happened to Historians? read
Timothy Snyder, “On Tyranny: Twenty Lessons From The 20th Century” (22m) watch
Prayaag Akbar, Caste lives on, and on read
Linda Cooper, Romero assassination case re-opened in El Salvador read
Claire Bernish, Secret Docs Reveal Allies Knew About Holocaust, Allowed it to Happen — For Years “Newly disclosed documents prove Allied forces in World War II were fully cognizant of the mass murders and torturous human rights violations in the Holocaust — and the full scope of those atrocities — committed by Adolf Hitler’s fascist Nazis, nearly three years before joining the fight.” read
Eric Foner: “The best antidote to bad history is good history” (int.. by John Green) read
Richard Kreitner, ‘Trump Is Just Tearing Off the Mask’: An Interview with Eric Foner read
The South Has Risen Again read