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… some even lose a sense of their own being. A silversmith who is terrified that he cannot remember the word “anvil” for … most important, it will want to take care to understand those historical moments in which memory decisions were made. … great institution needs to investigate, to study how and why the labels and inscriptions were adopted when they were …

… 22, 2023, at 6 p.m. (Snow date: February 28, 2023). Masks are required in the museum, and space is limited. “What Could Have Been” confronts the unfortunate history of how Black New Haven leaders helped lead the charge … and the many intellectual and brave people of color who stood at the forefront. “It took valiant Black leaders, …

… Council — most notably, French President Emmanuel Macron — who were opposed to granting another extension. After the … consent of the Northern Ireland Executive and Assembly to those arrangements, the government would obtain the 320 votes … the exit date he was required by the Act to request in the event the House had not approved either a withdrawal …

… from The New York Times, The Washington Post and elsewhere who knew Shadid, which will be organized and moderated by … translated seven plays from Arabic to English, including those in Sentence to Hope: A Sa’dallahWannous Reader (Yale … Affairs at AUB. Talks & Lectures 203-436-2553 cmes@yale.edu Online United States Friday, April 8, 2022 Off …

… into a politics and an education of change. Universities are places of contemplation by definition. But we are also … So much triumph and change, and yet many people, even those with a deep understanding of the patterns and ironies … the looting starts the shooting starts.” Nor do most of us who care have much energy left to even react to …

… ignores the 1999 legal report of the UN Group of Experts, who recommended that Khmer Rouge leaders face charges of … years of genocide documentation seems to come easiest to those employing racial categories for analysis. Short sees … evidence, Short presents it as fact. He then fails to ask why, if Pol Pot’s nationalism rather than racism was at work, …

… abolition published in the preceding year. The finalists are Kellie Carter Jackson for “Force and Freedom: Black … of more than 60 nominations. The jury’s descriptions of those works follow. Kellie Carter Jackson, “Force and … book changes the way we understand Black abolitionists who went beyond moral suasion and beyond politics to employ …

… on historical constructions of race and their legacies, we are pleased to offer series of virtual “unconferences” on the … process bearing witness to the lives and experiences of those absent from or written out of traditional archival … unconference, with a schedule below. This two-day event features four lightning round-style panels representing …

… by Nazi Germany and its collaborators. These videos are presented alongside a display of books, pamphlets, … The exhibition confronts the myth that survivors were silent about their experiences in the immediate post–World … and impact. The exhibition was curated by Stephen Naron, who will give this talk, and Konstanze Kunst, who will speak …

… of India’s Independence seemed devoid of any recall of who and what it was the Indian people fought against to win … atheists… What motivated these freedom fighters? And why do they tell us that Freedom and Independence are two different things? As the late ‘Captain Bhau’ put it: …

… toward that goal. This Nation was founded by men and women who sought these shores that they might enjoy greater freedom … proclaimed to the world the American belief that all men are created equal, and that governments are instituted to … devotion to the great ideals of liberty and equality. With those who preceded them, they have helped to fashion and …