Visiting UVA professor discusses significance, context of Charlottesville Confederate monuments
The professor said monuments are not just distant history, but a challenge for America to learn history, improve
Wisconsin’s history of associating black skin with slavery still harmful today, UW professor says
Professor Christy Clark-Pujara discusses how historical context shapes modern racial attitudes
The best way to change future is to understand history
An American history course requirement could foster a wider understanding of the present day in all its nuance
Expert panel discusses largely untold history of Midwest Asian Americans
Panelists emphasize importance of giving voice to population stereotype of regional whiteness oppresses
The only thing to be learned from Confederate monuments is fear, intolerance
These monuments only sow division, misrepresent racist history of this country — their removal is vital
Legislation poised to undermine gay rights history has few benefits
Bill that would complicate process of granting local landmark status suspiciously feels like effort to block recognition of gay rights history
Admitting racist past is America’s first step towards justice
History of denial impedes potential improvement of race relations in U.S.
Women, people of color dominate nominations for 60th annual Grammy Awards
SZA has received five nominations, more than any other woman this year
UW classes that center around societal shortcomings should encourage protest involvement
While other classes can easily implement hands-on experience in connection to their field, some classes that discuss abstract social concepts fall short
From 4,200 Miles Away: History isn’t always red, white and blue
Basic facts are often warped by the country stamped on the historian's passport
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