Advanced graduate students, the deadline for the Richards Center's Predoctoral Dissertation Fellowship in the history of the Civil War Era has been extended to March 15, 2026. If you are working on any subject that considers the Civil War broadly, please consider applying.
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I know, "blew no matter who!"
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In a perverse way she's right. Current Dems have no plans other than being not trump. Tenant doesn't pay rent, but he keeps paying the power bill.
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Honeydew is the obvious answer. It may not be the most interesting answer but that has a lot to do with why it's the obvious one.
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I hope she scares maga as much as she scares the DNC.
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After I said something was "suss" in 2022 I never heard it uttered ever again. I ruined it for everybody all by myself.
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This Day in Labor History: February 17, 2000. The AFL-CIO officially changed its stance on immigration. No longer would the labor movement in this nation officially oppose immigration. Instead, it moved to become one of the immigrant rights movementβs major allies in this nation!!!!
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Fannie Lou Hamerβs Medal of Freedom Now Displayed at Mississippi Civil Rights Museum
Fannie Lou Hamerβs posthumously-awarded Presidential Medal of Freedom is now on display at the Mississippi Civil Rights Museum.
Fannie Lou Hamer's nephew, Eddie Fair, credits his aunt with providing a foundation for Mississippi to have the most Black elected officials in the country.
βAll that happened because of Fannie Lou Hamer getting out and taking a stand, getting people ready to vote,β he said.
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Kentucky Historical Society | Adventure Through the Past
The Kentucky Historical Society is here to bring Kentucky History to learners and adventurers of all ages. Come explore with us.
Kentucky schools: Free KHS field trips are coming in 2026 for America 250! Funded by the Elizabeth Lloyd βLibbyβ Jones Student Scholarship Fund, this program expands student access to Kentucky history. Teachers can learn more at history.ky.gov.
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"Right now, Democratic congressional leaders clearly think that Trump is so vulnerable that..repetition of 2025... is likely in (2026). They talk.. boldly..while reveling in crypto..other streams of..money. But they...have a long history of underestimating Trumpβs economics and its appeals..."
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I don't remember that one. I DO remember THE GREAT SPACE RACE and wondering why they were all in a perpetual 3team competition for no apparent prize or goal.
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You're ugly, you're disgusting, I'm gonna kill you, vote for my party.
liberals doing voter outreach on Bluesky
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Pete Seeger interviewed in Nov 1967: "When questioned on today's music, acid rock, etc. Seeger commented, 'This is one of these things where you like some of it and don't like some of it, maybe because you don't understand it. This is what I feel here.'"
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Billboard reading "IMMIGRANTS HAVE DONE MORE FOR THE CITY THAN BILLIONAIRE TAX DODGERS EVER WILL".
Billboard outside Old Trafford, the home of Man Utd whose tax dodging. non-dom, racist owner has been complaining about immigrants. Via @ApostateEnglishman on Mastodon
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me reading tenure portfolios
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Me hanging out with one of our upstart 33-year-old assistant professors
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Lampkin became regional organizer for the NAACP in 1929, then national field secretary in 1937. In 1931, under her organization, the national conference was held in Pittsburgh. Here she is in front row in white with hat. W.E.B. DuBois sits to her direct left, Walter White six seats to her left.
#BHM
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5. The real hack to getting into college is fully funding public schools, moving away from an emphasis on test scores, lower teacher-student ratios, trusting teachers more, more parental involvement, and less screen time in the classroom.
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It's an old gray town
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No son, they are not "magically delicious." The workers made them delicious. This is a slogan meant to mystify the social conditions of labor
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I don't know about these days, but back around 2018 an acrimonious farewell via social media was knlind of required. Before that, the much lengthier "quit lit."
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Happy Carmen Miranda's birthday!
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No Kings includes Draft Kings
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