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… of American Slavery: A Digital Mapping Project” workshop Michelle Zacks 203-432-3339 African American Studies …

… Confederation in Canada and Great Britain. lecture Michelle Zacks 203-432-3339 gilder.lehrman.center@yale.edu …

… and the Refugee Camps of the American Civil War” lecture Michelle Zacks 2034323339 gilder.lehrman.center@yale.edu 230 …

… the Ku Klux Klan’: The Victims of Klan Violence.” workshop Michelle Zacks 203-432-3339 gilder.lehrman.center@yale.edu …

… the British State in Postemancipation Jamaica.” lecture Michelle Zacks 203-432-3339 gilder.lehrman.center@yale.edu …

… on a book about the India she knows, and raising her young daughter. A petite and elegantly dressed woman, … reporting, she gives the constant impression of granting people her undivided attention. However, far from being intimidating, this intensity serves only to put people at ease and make them feel important. After only a few …

… ’26), Gilder Lehrman Center Student Assistant Edited by Michelle Zacks, Gilder Lehrman Center Associate Director … Araujo’s book is a corrective to the notion that enslaved people were exchanged for trinkets and things of little … she remarked. “It is not a static object,  other people can have it. And the object changes, it could be …

… Regardless of past trauma, the program benefited the young people who expressed high levels of insecurity, which … looking more deeply at the impact of bringing young people together from refugee and non-refugee host …

… L’Ouverture’s Captivity at Fort de Joux.” workshop Michelle Zacks 203-432-3339 gilder.lehrman.center@yale.edu …

… Trafficking in China, Thailand, and the U.S.” lecture Michelle Zacks 2034323339 gilder.lehrman.center@yale.edu 230 …

… homes and land. Black community leaders encouraged their people to live industrious, worshipful lives and to educate their children. The idea of a school for young black women in Canterbury, a town in eastern … state’s white citizenry did not, by and large, make black people welcome in their communities. They did not want to …

… during World War I. It started in early 1915, when the Young Turk regime rounded up hundreds of Armenians and hanged … historians accept that between 800,000 and one million people were killed, often in unspeakably cruel ways, or … the Armenian culture. At the time a number of influential people spoke out against these atrocities, most notably the …