Encyclopaedia of American Indian Issues Today – Publication Announcement
[caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="572"] Encyclopaedia of American Indian Issues Today[/caption] I am pleased to share with you the news that the Encyclopaedia of American Indian Issues Today, edited by Russell M. Lawson, has been published. This two volume set, aimed at libraries and educational ...
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Is the Lone Ranger Racist?
Is the Lone Ranger Racist? Use the Player Above to Listen to the Podcast or Use the Links Below to download the MP3 Since it was first announced, Disney's The Lone Ranger has been a lightning rod for controversy. Now that the finished film has been released internationally I think it's time that we take a ...
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An Anecdote from Early America: A Practical Joke Among the Indians in 1794
At the moment I am currently working on a new book, American Indian: The Life, Times, and Memoirs of John Tanner, which will hopefully shed some light on a fairly obscure but brilliant source. The process of editing a document always gives new insight into the text. Often, those insights are technical or of little ...
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History Apps – 1778: Daniel Boone on Trial – An Interactive 3D App
History Apps - 1778: Daniel Boone on Trial Welcome to 1778: Daniel Boone on Trial - the online app that lets you explore the trial of Daniel Boone and life on the early American frontier. Like the best history apps, 1778 is completely free to use - it provides you with the opportunity to explore a pre-rendered 3D ...
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Pink Floyd and the Cold War: Reassessing The Final Cut and Pink Floyd in the 80s
Listen to the Lecture - Right Click the Link and Save the MP3 If the recent appearance of ‘Ding Dong! The Witch is Dead’ on the UK singles chart reminds us of anything, it’s that the pop charts can be a powerful forum for grass roots protest. Regardless of age, gender, or race, the music one buys (or creates) can ...
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Racism in World War II America (Anti-Japanese and and Anti-Asian)
Welcome to the newest episode of the American Studies and History podcast. In this episode we explore the argument that racism towards people of Japanese descent was a wartime phenomenon - but racism during World War II was not unique. Looking beyond the limits of that war, we discover that many of the prejudices and ...
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New Visitors Guide
New To The Site? If this is your first visit to this site you might find some of the information on this page useful. If you visit the Home Page you will have access to all of the site's main content, including podcasts, videos, documentaries and blogs. To uncover the content on the site simply scroll down the page - ...
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