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Articles 181 - 210 of 421
Full-Text Articles in Public History
The Chumash War Of 1824: Revolution And Counterrevolution In The California Missions Santa Inés, Santa Barbara, And La Purísima, Joseph V. Payne
The Chumash War Of 1824: Revolution And Counterrevolution In The California Missions Santa Inés, Santa Barbara, And La Purísima, Joseph V. Payne
Master's Theses
In 1824, the Indigenous Chumash of Missions Santa Inés, Santa Barbara, and La Purísima de Concepción went to war against the settler-colonial system that bonded them to the mission lands and forced labor regime demanded by the Spanish Franciscan missionaries and compelled by Mexican military force in Alta California. The conflict lasted months and included violent battles and skirmishes at all three missions, the militant occupation and reclamation of La Purísima, a mass exodus to the interior of the territory, and the subsequent counterrevolutionary collaboration of the Spanish missionaries and Mexican military to return many (but not all) of the …
Cuny In The News: A History Of Reporting On The Humanities At The City University Of New York, Jacqueline R. Cahill
Cuny In The News: A History Of Reporting On The Humanities At The City University Of New York, Jacqueline R. Cahill
Dissertations, Theses, and Capstone Projects
This project compiles newspaper articles concerning humanities at the City University of New York, placing them on a timeline to establish patterns and changes within media reporting and public perception. The archival research of this project explores four distinct eras, grouped around major events in the history of the university: 1961-1971, for the founding of the university and open admissions struggle; 1980-1990, for the response to the ‘70s fiscal crisis and introduction of the Board of Trustees; 2000-2010 for the post-open admissions era and the centralization of CUNY; and 2020-present, for COVID and a new fight for racial equity. Examining …
Mrs. Jimmie Lee Canty
African American Funeral Programs
Mr_Jimmy_Lee_Canty.pdf - Funeral program for Jimmie Canty
Missionary Ernestine Wilson-Frazier
Missionary Ernestine Wilson-Frazier
African American Funeral Programs
Missionary_Ernestine_Wilson_Frazier.pdf - Funeral program for Ernestine Frazier
Collaus Taylor
African American Funeral Programs
Collaus_Taylor.pdf - Funeral program for Collaus Taylor
Hazel Davis Moore
African American Funeral Programs
Hazel Davis Moore.pdf - Funeral program for Hazel Moore
Dr. Daniel Brantly Sr.
African American Funeral Programs
Dr_Daniel_Brantley_Sr.pdf - Funeral program for Daniel Brantley
Mother Belinda Simmons Jones
African American Funeral Programs
Funeral program for Belinda Jones. Service was held on May 30, 2024 in Statesboro, Georgia
Denise L. Sella`
African American Funeral Programs
Denise_L_Stella.pdf - Funeral program for Denise Sella
Mother Sarah G. Ferell
African American Funeral Programs
Mother_Sarah_G_Ferell.pdf - Funeral program for Sarah Ferell
Derek Andre "Db" Burns
African American Funeral Programs
Mr_Derek_Andre_Burns.pdf - Funeral program for Derek Burns
Lenard Delmus Cone
African American Funeral Programs
Lenard_Delmus_Cone.pdf - Funeral program for Lenard Cone
Matthew Kinnard, Matthew A. Kinnard M.S., Ph.D.
Matthew Kinnard, Matthew A. Kinnard M.S., Ph.D.
We Are NIH Oral History Project
No abstract provided.
Frannie Pearl Donaldson
African American Funeral Programs
Fannie_Pearl_Donaldson.pdf - Funeral program for Frannie Donaldson
Ruth Houston
African American Funeral Programs
Mrs_Ruth_Houston.pdf - Death notice for Ruth Houston
Terrance Vonzell Herrington
African American Funeral Programs
Terrance_Vonzell_Herrington.pdf - Funeral program for Terrance Herrington
Woodrow Woody Houston
African American Funeral Programs
Woodrow_Woody_Houston.pdf - Death Notice for Woodrow Houston
Alice Marie Manns
African American Funeral Programs
Alice_Marie_Mans.pdf - Funeral program for Alice Manns
Yolanda Robinson
African American Funeral Programs
Yolanda_Robinson.pdf - Funeral program for Yolanda Robinson
Mrs. Mary Alice Hazel
African American Funeral Programs
Typed written Announcement; No information located on any known websites.
Buffalo Bill And The Great Western Story, Sarah A. Hawkes
Buffalo Bill And The Great Western Story, Sarah A. Hawkes
MFA in Illustration & Visual Culture
The author investigates how narratives are constructed through visual culture to better understand her own history. Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show acts as a case study demonstrating how “history” is often a narrative established by those in power. These narratives often essentialize their subjects, leading to erasure and exclusion. Sitting Bull and Annie Oakley are used as examples of figures that have become caricatures in service to a greater narrative about the American West. This paper argues for the inefficacy of considering any one narrative as “history” instead recommending a close reading of many different narratives. Three different Western figures, …
“I Was Just Doing My Job”: An Oral History Of Vietnam Veterans And The Impact Of Their Voices In Collective War Memory, Alyssa Morris
“I Was Just Doing My Job”: An Oral History Of Vietnam Veterans And The Impact Of Their Voices In Collective War Memory, Alyssa Morris
Masters Theses, 2020-current
This master's thesis explores how oral histories from Vietnam veterans provide vital counter-narratives to traditional, often impersonal, military histories. Inspired by the author's grandfather, a Vietnam veteran, the project collects and analyzes ten interviews conducted as part of the Library of Congress’ Veterans History Project. The study emphasizes how oral history not only preserves overlooked personal stories but also restores humanity and empathy to historical understanding. Not only does this project highlight the findings of the interviews but also details the process the author went through before and during the interviews, accompanying that is advice on best practices and how …
Antonio "Tony" Denson
African American Funeral Programs
Antonio--Tony--Denson.pdf - Funeral program for Antonio Denson
Kentucky History Is Native History: Decolonizing Native Portrayals In Kentucky Museums., Mandala Gupta Verwiebe
Kentucky History Is Native History: Decolonizing Native Portrayals In Kentucky Museums., Mandala Gupta Verwiebe
College of Arts & Sciences Senior Theses
Utilizing prominent decolonial museums scholarship, interviews conducted with anthropology and museum professionals, and Kentucky museum exhibitions, this research explores the history of Kentucky’s public institutions’ Indigenous representation and recommends guidelines to improve their portrayal of Native people. Through a historical analysis, this research finds factors that influence Kentucky institutions’ portrayals of Native history, such as early harmful grave looting of Indigenous ancestral remains, the prominence of the Myth of the Dark and Bloody Ground, and a weakened state governmental Native American Heritage Commission. After considering both decolonial theory and the experiences of Kentucky heritage professionals, this research recommends three methods …