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Jews in the first half of the 20th century were objects of internal colonization in addition to participating in research that served the c[...]
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Crisis at the Museum: Representing past and present migration at The Ellis Island National Museum of Immigration
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South Florida continues to be a major tourist, business, and settlement destination for Germans to the U.S. since WWII. There are numerous German cultural institutions[...]
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Queer theorists and post-modernists have historically developed their concepts along similar lines. The ideas brought forth by these two disciplines problematize the i[...]
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Life history narratives, as colorful and dynamic as they seem, often belie the complexity of transgender men’s lives. In academic discourse, trans men’s embodied exper[...]
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Latinos are the largest minority group in the United States and are quickly gaining acknowledgment for their abilities to increase businesses' capital. Nonetheless, La[...]
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In July 2014, Marvel Entertainment announced that the white, blue-eyed character of Captain America would be changed to an African-American character, and the male cha[...]
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Dr. Stoler's talk poses a simple question: how do colonial histories matter in our contemporary world? Might we think of this moment, not as one of a colonial past or [...]
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The maintenance and negotiation of personal relationships to accomplish various public ends fascinates me, likely because experience has shown that I’m not very good a[...]
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