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Professor Matthew Delmont on the Significance of Juneteenth

June 17, 2020

"It remains at its roots a celebration of freedom," says the Dartmouth historian.
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The Department of History Issues Statement on the History of Racist Violence in the United States

June 15, 2020

The Department of History and the American Historical Association share statements on the history of racist violence in the United States.
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Professor Matthew Delmont on Police Violence, Racial Injustice

June 10, 2020

The professor of history discusses the protests sparked by the killing of George Floyd.
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Changing Hearts and Minds Won't Stop Police Violence

June 6, 2020

Matt Delmont writes in the Washington Post: "The way Americans have long discussed racism is a huge part of the problem."
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EPIDEMICS IN HISTORY

May 29, 2020

Several faculty from the History Department participate in a course on epidemics. Read full story.
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- Apr 22
  
  Lecture on Democracy by Stephen Sawyer: "Toward a Genealogy of the Modern Demos"
  
  Room 002, Rockefeller Center
  
  The History Department welcomes Stephen W. Sawyer (American University in Paris) to share his work on the histories of modern democracy.
- Apr 27
  
  AAPIHM Film Series: No Other Land
  
  Loew Auditorium, Black Family Visual Arts Center
  
  This Oscar-winning vérité doc follows a Palestinian activist and Israeli journalist as they work together to document the destruction in the West Bank. Discussion follows.
- Apr 28
  
  Lecture on the "Social Question in the 19th century," Pamela Nogales (UChicago)
  
  Carson Hall L01
  
  The Department of History welcomes Pamela Nogales (University of Chicago), to give a lecture on the "Social Question in the 19th Century"
- Apr 28
  
  Colin Calloway (History), "The Scotch-Irish Invasion of Native America"
  
  Room 001, Rockefeller Center
  
  April 28 at 5 pm in Rocky 1. Sponsored by the Political Economy Project and the Department of History.
- Apr 29
  
  History Lecture with Kareem Rabie (U-IL, Chicago) [Canceled]
  
  Carson Hall L02
  
  The Department of History welcomes scholar Kareem Rabie, PhD ( (U-IL, Chicago), giving a lecture on urban development in the Palestinian West Bank.
- May 01
  
  Ordeals and Odysseys: Biographies of Lucy Terry Prince and Phillis Wheatley
  
  Kemeny Hall 008 Bradley Lecture Hall
  
  Join acclaimed biographers Gretchen Gerzina and David Waldstreicher for the opening public event of "Unshackled Lives: American Biographies of Enslavement and Liberation."
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Professor Matthew Delmont on the Significance of Juneteenth

The Department of History Issues Statement on the History of Racist Violence in the United States

Professor Matthew Delmont on Police Violence, Racial Injustice

Changing Hearts and Minds Won't Stop Police Violence

EPIDEMICS IN HISTORY

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Events

Lecture on Democracy by Stephen Sawyer: "Toward a Genealogy of the Modern Demos"

Room 002, Rockefeller Center

The History Department welcomes Stephen W. Sawyer (American University in Paris) to share his work on the histories of modern democracy.

AAPIHM Film Series: No Other Land

Loew Auditorium, Black Family Visual Arts Center

This Oscar-winning vérité doc follows a Palestinian activist and Israeli journalist as they work together to document the destruction in the West Bank. Discussion follows.

Lecture on the "Social Question in the 19th century," Pamela Nogales (UChicago)

Carson Hall L01

The Department of History welcomes Pamela Nogales (University of Chicago), to give a lecture on the "Social Question in the 19th Century"

Colin Calloway (History), "The Scotch-Irish Invasion of Native America"

Room 001, Rockefeller Center

April 28 at 5 pm in Rocky 1. Sponsored by the Political Economy Project and the Department of History.

History Lecture with Kareem Rabie (U-IL, Chicago) [Canceled]

Carson Hall L02

The Department of History welcomes scholar Kareem Rabie, PhD ( (U-IL, Chicago), giving a lecture on urban development in the Palestinian West Bank.

Ordeals and Odysseys: Biographies of Lucy Terry Prince and Phillis Wheatley

Kemeny Hall 008 Bradley Lecture Hall

Join acclaimed biographers Gretchen Gerzina and David Waldstreicher for the opening public event of "Unshackled Lives: American Biographies of Enslavement and Liberation."