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Television Review: The Gilded Age, Rossandra Martinez, Daniela Bedolla
Television Review: The Gilded Age, Rossandra Martinez, Daniela Bedolla
History in the Making
No abstract provided.
Woman Warriors: The Fighting Women Of The Woman King And Black Panther, Rossandra Martinez, Daniela Bedolla
Woman Warriors: The Fighting Women Of The Woman King And Black Panther, Rossandra Martinez, Daniela Bedolla
History in the Making
No abstract provided.
Infinite Diversity Or Infinite Opportunity: A Look At Star Trek And Its Cultural Influence, Kendra Vaughan
Infinite Diversity Or Infinite Opportunity: A Look At Star Trek And Its Cultural Influence, Kendra Vaughan
History in the Making
No abstract provided.
Feminism And The Effects Of Horror Films On The Movement, Brooke Denham
Feminism And The Effects Of Horror Films On The Movement, Brooke Denham
History in the Making
No abstract provided.
Student And Youth Sandinistas In Nicaragua, 1979-2018, Viviana Alvarez Rodriguez
Student And Youth Sandinistas In Nicaragua, 1979-2018, Viviana Alvarez Rodriguez
History in the Making
In June 1979, Sandinista forces in Nicaragua successfully overthrew a decades-long multi-generational United States-backed military dictatorship. The vanguard, a diverse coalition of secondary and university students, youth, clergy, and peasants, defeated the highly-trained Guardia Nacional (National Guard) and ended the authoritarian Somoza regime. This paper examines how Carlos Fonseca and other Frente Sandinista de Liberación Nacional (FSLN) leaders resisted the liberal reformist model inherited by student-youth of the late 1960s to demand a more radical political platform. By bringing a relatively isolated student movement into the masses, this paper seeks to understand how a privileged class of university students became …
Reproductive Justice And The Black Panther Party, Dakota Mancuso
Reproductive Justice And The Black Panther Party, Dakota Mancuso
History in the Making
Despite the multitude of research available on the Black Panther Party (BPP), the group’s widespread social activism programs and their positive effect on the health of communities, is generally understated. These programs, known by the party as “survival programs,” provided a plethora of services meant to increase the standards of living of underserved people, all at no cost. Such programs included a series of People’s Free Medical Clinics, Free Breakfast for Children programs, and several Liberation Schools, including the widely successful Oakland Community School. When looking at these programs within the context of reproductive justice, or the framework of study …
Seeking Social Justice In The City Of Los Angeles: Mary Julia Workman, Jose Luis Castro Padilla
Seeking Social Justice In The City Of Los Angeles: Mary Julia Workman, Jose Luis Castro Padilla
History in the Making
Mary Julia Workman (1871–1964) was a Catholic social activist in the early twentieth century. She was the founder of the Brownson Settlement House in Los Angeles established in 1902. By the twentieth century, during the Progressive Era (1896–1916), Workman led a group of volunteer women to help immigrants, the majority being Mexicans, who were segregated and discriminated against in the growing city of Los Angeles, California. Although Catholic activism was influenced by the Protestant Progressive ideology, Workman provided social justice to the marginalized communities with education, health, and job training. In a time when Americanization efforts imposed by conservative and …
Mixing: A History Of Anti-Miscegenation Laws In The United States, Nyla Provost
Mixing: A History Of Anti-Miscegenation Laws In The United States, Nyla Provost
History in the Making
For over a century, many Americans believed that interracial marriage was unnatural. From the late 1860s through the late 1960s, the American legal system supported the belief that interracial marriages were illegitimate. In this paper, I examine how anti-miscegenation laws promoted and sustained white supremacy, socioeconomic position, and racial caste using antimiscegenation literature, legislation, and court cases. This study is significant because it examines the impact that anti-miscegenation laws had on the United States’ racial caste system and the American justice system.
Introducation And Acknowledgements, Editors Of History In The Making
Introducation And Acknowledgements, Editors Of History In The Making
History in the Making
No abstract provided.
Reproductive Abuse And The Sterilization Of Women Of Color, Bshara Alsheikh
Reproductive Abuse And The Sterilization Of Women Of Color, Bshara Alsheikh
History in the Making
Women of color have long suffered targeted and systematic racial discrimination and attempts to control their populations by the state. Well after eugenic rhetoric and policies’ prime in the 1930s and 1940s, and the Civil Rights movements of the mid-century, Chicana, Black, and Indigenous women continued to be victimized by state-sanctioned eugenic policy. This paper examines the way that eugenic rhetoric and policy evolved from the first sterilization laws in the nation passed in California that targeted criminality to later legislation and rhetoric that explicitly targeted racial minorities.
Film Review: Passing, Cecelia Smith
Film Review: “Cats Are Excellent Conductors Of Electricity”: A Review Of The Electrical Life Of Louis Wain, Brittany Mondragon
Film Review: “Cats Are Excellent Conductors Of Electricity”: A Review Of The Electrical Life Of Louis Wain, Brittany Mondragon
History in the Making
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Book Review: Reckoning With Slavery: Gender, Kinship, And Capitalism In The Early Black Atlantic, Brittany Mondragon
Book Review: Reckoning With Slavery: Gender, Kinship, And Capitalism In The Early Black Atlantic, Brittany Mondragon
History in the Making
No abstract provided.
Desmond Tutu (1931–2021), Gary Crethers
Betty White (1922–2021), Ms. Television, George “Matt” Patino
Betty White (1922–2021), Ms. Television, George “Matt” Patino
History in the Making
No abstract provided.
Bell Hooks (1952–2021), Cecelia Smith
Introducation And Acknowledgements, Editors Of History In The Making
Introducation And Acknowledgements, Editors Of History In The Making
History in the Making
No abstract provided.
History In The Making (Volume 15), Csusb - Alpha Delta Nu Chapter Of The Phi Alpha Theta National History Honor Society
History In The Making (Volume 15), Csusb - Alpha Delta Nu Chapter Of The Phi Alpha Theta National History Honor Society
History in the Making
No abstract provided.
Film Review: I’M No Longer Here (Ya No Estoy Aquí), Jose Castro
Film Review: I’M No Longer Here (Ya No Estoy Aquí), Jose Castro
History in the Making
No abstract provided.
Film Review: Mulan (2020), Josefine Pettit
Film Review: Mulan (2020), Josefine Pettit
History in the Making
No abstract provided.
Book Review: China’S Good War: How World War Ii Is Shaping A New Nationalism, Alexandro Serrano, Brittany Mondragon, Jacqulyne R. Anton, Sarah West
Book Review: China’S Good War: How World War Ii Is Shaping A New Nationalism, Alexandro Serrano, Brittany Mondragon, Jacqulyne R. Anton, Sarah West
History in the Making
No abstract provided.
A Comparative Review: Obeah, Race And Racism: Caribbean Witchcraft In The English Imagination And Experiments With Power: Obeah And The Remaking Of Religion In Trinidad, Brittany Mondragon
A Comparative Review: Obeah, Race And Racism: Caribbean Witchcraft In The English Imagination And Experiments With Power: Obeah And The Remaking Of Religion In Trinidad, Brittany Mondragon
History in the Making
No abstract provided.
World War Ii Photographic Essay: Inherited Private Memories Of World War Ii Through Family Photographs, Brittany Mondragon, Cecelia Smith, Jacqulyne R. Anton, Sarah West
World War Ii Photographic Essay: Inherited Private Memories Of World War Ii Through Family Photographs, Brittany Mondragon, Cecelia Smith, Jacqulyne R. Anton, Sarah West
History in the Making
No abstract provided.
A Natural Arch: Ecological Imperialism And The “Crosby Effect” In American Environmental Historiography, Joseph Esparza
A Natural Arch: Ecological Imperialism And The “Crosby Effect” In American Environmental Historiography, Joseph Esparza
History in the Making
No abstract provided.
Barbara Johns: A Lasting Legacy In National Statuary, Hannah Knight
Barbara Johns: A Lasting Legacy In National Statuary, Hannah Knight
History in the Making
No abstract provided.
Rush Limbaugh, David Swistock, John Nielsen, Devin Gillen
Rush Limbaugh, David Swistock, John Nielsen, Devin Gillen
History in the Making
No abstract provided.
“The Great Dissenter”: Ruth Bader Ginsburg And The Fight For Equality, Celeste Nunez, Jacqulyne R. Anton
“The Great Dissenter”: Ruth Bader Ginsburg And The Fight For Equality, Celeste Nunez, Jacqulyne R. Anton
History in the Making
No abstract provided.
Sexual Violence Against Women During The Holocaust: Inside And Outside Of Extermination Camps, Jessie Williams
Sexual Violence Against Women During The Holocaust: Inside And Outside Of Extermination Camps, Jessie Williams
History in the Making
The article will explore women’s sexual experiences during the Holocaust, specifically the experience of those who were targeted by the Nazi regime for being “inferior” to the Aryan race. During this period, Jewish women, women categorized as “asocial” despite their German citizenship, women who identified as Romani, and Soviet or Ukrainian women were targets of sexual violence mostly at the hands of members of the Nazi Party.1 However, these women were also assaulted by the partisans who helped hide them, liberating soldiers, and male prisoners because of the vulnerable situations many women found themselves in. This article focuses first on …
From Concubine To Ruler: The Lives Of Emperor Wu Zetian And Empress Dowager, Hannah Ferla
From Concubine To Ruler: The Lives Of Emperor Wu Zetian And Empress Dowager, Hannah Ferla
History in the Making
Emperor Wu Zetian and Empress Dowager Cixi were the only two women to hold full control over China. They lived during different periods in Chinese history, but they accomplished the same goal. This paper will begin with the history of these two remarkable women, and it will give some background information on the respective dynasties that they lived under, the Tang (618- 907) and Qing (1644-1900). Then, the reader will learn about their journeys from the concubines of emperors to the most powerful people in China. Next, this article will cover the interesting information about Empress Dowager Cixi that Princess …