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Self-Publishing a Second Edition: A Historian’s Adventures in Going It Alone
Perspectives Daily
Marc Levinson | May 27, 2020
Self-publishing a second edition of his book took over two years, but Marc Levinson found it a worthwhile endeavor.
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Precedents for a Pandemic: Reflections on Disease and Indigenous Communities
Perspectives Daily
Seth Archer | May 26, 2020
Epidemics have reshaped Native societies and cultures over the last five centuries.
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Haitian Legacies: In the June Issue of the American Historical Review
AHA Activities
Alex Lichtenstein | May 20, 2020
This year marks the bicentennial of the Haitian Republic. The latest issue of the AHR includes both a Forum and a Roundtable on the place of Haitian history in the Atlantic world.
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Rumors of War Arrives in the South: Changes to Richmond’s Monumental Landscape
News
Ryan K. Smith | May 18, 2020
The erection of a Kehinde Wiley statue in the former Confederate capital is part of Richmond's latest struggle with Civil War history.
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Statement Regarding Historians and the COVID-19 Public Health Crisis
AHA Staff | May 22, 2020
On April 3, 2020, the AHA Council approved this statement.
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Letter to the University System of Georgia Opposing Proposed Changes to the General Education Curriculum
AHA Staff | May 22, 2020
On March 27, 2020, executive director James Grossman sent this letter to the University System of Georgia.
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AHA Member Spotlight: Sarah E. Patterson
Matthew Keough | May 21, 2020
Sarah E. Patterson is a research historian at SNA International/Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency. She lives in Bellevue, Nebraska, and has been a member since 2015.
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AHA Member Spotlight: Lilia Fernández
Matthew Keough | May 14, 2020
Lilia Fernández is an associate professor and the Henry Rutgers Term Chair at Rutgers University. She lives in New Brunswick, New Jersey, and has been a member since 2015.
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Finding the Funny
Laura Ansley | May 13, 2020
History hits the comedy stage at the Philly Improv Theater.