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Zinn
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17 September 2023
If pigs could fly
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A list from Katie Couric Media, “ 10 American History Books Every Citizen Should Read ” (26 June 2023) caught my attention when it was share...
13 June 2016
Embracing Bias
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When I began Patriots and Peoples , I had a clear notion to read and reread two books. Neither A People's History of the United States ...
16 November 2015
Is History is the Memory of States?
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No significant conclusions are possible in the study of foreign affairs—the study of states acting as units—without an awareness of the his...
16 July 2014
The Columbian Exchange
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The Columbian Exchange (1972) by Alfred W. Crosby is among a small number of texts with which every American historian has some familiari...
07 January 2013
Sam Wineburg on A People's History
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Howard Zinn's A People's History of the United States has few peers among contemporary historical works. With more than 2 million c...
24 August 2012
Howard Zinn
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Today is Howard Zinn's birthday. Were he still alive, he would be 90. Here is a tribute from Democracy Now!
13 July 2011
Thomas Jefferson: Oenophile
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During his first term as President, Jefferson spent seventy-five hundred dollars—roughly a hundred and twenty thousand dollars in today’s ...
04 May 2011
The Haymarket Affair: Contrasting Histories
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On this day in 1886, thousands of people gathered for a protest rally at Haymarket Square in Chicago. The previous day, police had fired int...
12 March 2011
Neolithic Revolution and American Indians
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In Howard Zinn, A People's History of the United States (1999 [1980]), we read: On their own, the Indians were engaged in the great a...
09 March 2011
Zinn on Slavery
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During an argument on Facebook concerning observations of racism in the Tea Party movement, a putative historian opined: Maybe you got you...
11 May 2010
Assumptions
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This message came in an email titled "New from an author you love." Since you've bought something by Larry Schweikart in the...
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21 August 2009
History is the Memory of States
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In the opening chapter of A People's History of the United States (1980), Howard Zinn explains his bias. His history examines case st...
15 August 2009
Woodstock Memories
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I remember Woodstock. These memories filter through intervening scenes, perspectives, and mentalités . I'm more a child of the Seventi...
08 January 2009
Flash from the Past
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It is with a sense of triumph that I look back on my first year of graduate school and a declaration I made then. I resolved to war against ...
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05 November 2008
Booker T Washington's White House Dinner
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John McCain's Concession Speech In his warm and honorable concession speech, Presidential candidate John McCain highlighted the hist...
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13 October 2008
Lee Resolution
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The Lee Resolution is the first of “100 Milestone Documents” presented online by the National Archives and Records Administration. This site...
17 April 2008
Zinn, Historiography, Weapons of History
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At History is a Weapon a brief audit of the role of bias in history begins, "History isn't what happened, but a story of what happ...
16 April 2008
A People’s History: the Industry
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Howard Zinn’s A People’s History of the United States (1980) has spawned an industry of creation. His website recently announced a new com...
28 March 2008
Fragments from Bartolomé de Las Casas
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I have remarked previously that Voices of a People’s History of the United States (2004) by Howard Zinn and Anthony Arnove offers a genero...
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18 March 2008
Reader Response, Polls, Goals
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Patriots and Peoples has been online nearly four months. Initially I thought to create a public notebook along the lines of the notebooks I...
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