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… received a new impulse in 2010 when Spain’s Constitutional Court, acting on a challenge from the People’s Party, struck … Catalan and Spanish parliaments. Among other things, the Court eliminated articles that made Catalan, which as of 1979 … in support for the jailed Catalan political leaders from public buildings because they were “partisan symbols” that …

… people responded to the Dred Scott v. Sanford Supreme Court decision. The actions taken by these Black activists … when and if academics and intellectuals should jump into public conversations about the past and the present. … arguing that one must act responsibly when they jump into public debates about the past. Professor Kenneth Mack of …

… in Ukraine to collect testimonies that can be used in court. Through her work as a conflict journalist, Janine has …

… to regulate or stop the interstate trade in slaves. Much public and scholarly attention has been given to the saga of … their freedom in U.S. courts. But though the U.S. Supreme Court maintained that the Amistad Africans had been wronged …

… and the process of literary patronage at the imperial court with specific reference to poetry and calligraphy. … 18th century, as sultans ventured more frequently into the public arena, and in more elaborate ways. Leslie Peirce, the … Erdogan Iskorkutan, and Alan Mikhail. Funding for the event was provided by the Edward J. and Dorothy Clarkey Kempf …

… South” This book draws on a variety of sources including court documents and newspapers to create a piercing … narratives” shaped the course of deliberation in the court. The book recreates the lives of the enslaved in French … interaction and exchange between scholars, teachers, and public historians through publications, educational outreach, …

… and marriage have always been significant differences of opinion regarding the terms on which this connection can be …