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Joshua D. Rothman
Professor of History, scholar of slavery. Researching lives of slave traders, looking for humanity's virtues, learning from those who made a way out of no way.
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Joshua D. Rothman 7 h
Odgovor korisniku/ci @redjoshuaman
Pretty sure this meme has been floating around since at least the second Bush administration.
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Joshua D. Rothman 7 h
Since you asked, I think it says you couldn't give a damn about the 35-45% of people in those states who consistently vote Democratic in federal elections, or the people in those states who are some of the most vulnerable populations in the country.
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Joshua D. Rothman 10 h
Or we could try to build an equitable education system and make it less burdensome for every citizen to exercise their right to vote.
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Joshua D. Rothman 3. velj
"More even than the past, Centreville looks like the future—a future unfolding at the confluence of climate catastrophe, structural racism, infrastructural deterioration, and widespread indifference to black suffering."
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Lindsay Chervinsky 3. velj
Today is the day! is launching the tell the stories of the enslaved people that built the White House, worked in the White House, & lived in the neighborhood. Check out the new site & a quick thread /1
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Joshua D. Rothman 3. velj
Looking forward to seeing the map with the sharpie drawn to take in the Kansas side.
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Joshua D. Rothman 2. velj
Dang, that ad was cynical.
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Joshua D. Rothman 1. velj
Odgovor korisniku/ci @rothmanistan
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Joshua D. Rothman 1. velj
Memorial to Enslaved Laborers, in progress
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Joshua D. Rothman 1. velj
“We reissue Slate’s History of American Slavery podcast now as a way of adding our own voices to the commemorative chorus, and insisting that this anniversary shouldn’t pass unremarked.”
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Joshua D. Rothman 1. velj
“Robert Lumpkin was one of the South’s most prolific and brutal slave traders. Mary Lumpkin lived with him — and with the horror of who he was, bearing witness to the extreme punishments he meted out to enslaved people like her.”
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Edward L. Ayers 31. sij
Eager to share something I've been working on for a couple of years: . It pulls together several projects I'm leading, from + to . Our whole team humbly hopes it's a new way to understand America:
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Joshua D. Rothman 30. sij
TFW you don't actually know anything about the Lincoln-Douglas debates, which were not "town hall" style and in which both candidates hurled insults, dropped racial slurs, and provoked the crowd to interrupt.
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Joshua D. Rothman 29. sij
This is a preposterous argument, a dressed-up version of Nixon's "when the president does it, that means that it is not illegal." It's a formula for authoritarianism.
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madebyhistory 29. sij
1/Historians! We are preparing to launch a new series that brings cutting edge research and the best historical analysis in our profession to better understand the issues, stakes, and strategies at play in the 2020 election: The
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Joshua D. Rothman 29. sij
Got an article manuscript dealing with Immigration and Migration in the American South? Consider applying to workshop it with this June!
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Joshua D. Rothman 29. sij
Did a self-directed grad seminar, thinks he can solve the world's most intractable conflict.
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Zinn Ed Project 29. sij
1834, President Andrew Jackson used federal troops to suppress organizing (about dangerous working conditions and low pay) at the C&O Canal; setting a precedent for future labor-management relations. More⬇️including article by .
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Joshua D. Rothman 29. sij
“Preservation is political, and the kinds of places and structures that we protect are less an indication of what we valued in the past than a matter of what we venerate today.”
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b-boy bouiebaisse 28. sij
Odgovor korisniku/ci @jbouie
I’ll probably write this take soon-ish but the reason race science never goes away is the same reason “bootstraps” ideology never goes away, they exist to naturalize relations of production and obscure their contingent, constructed nature.
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