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  1. 9 hours ago

    Explore how decision theory can help us avoid worst-case scenarios in 's , coming next month!

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  2. Mar 19

    Browse our virtual exhibit to find new and bestselling books in media studies, all 30% off!

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  3. Mar 19

    Listen to Adam Messinger, co-editor of the new book TRANSGENDER INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE, discuss the issues explored in the book on the NEIUideas podcast

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  4. Mar 19

    Next week, honor the International Day Against Racism by joining for a discussion of her new book BECOMING HUMAN and the intricate relations between race, species and the idea of ‘the human’

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    Mar 18

    This piece on James McCune Smith—the first African American to get a medical degree—features the work of former fellow and prof Anna Mae Duane, whose book Educated for Freedom () highlights Smith's education.

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    Mar 18

    Thurs, April 1 @ 12pm PT - Coming of Age in Iran: Poverty and the Struggle for Dignity w/ ! -

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    Mar 18

    A friendly reminder to those working on books about health and inequality. Consider my new series with and

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    Mar 18

    Sometimes you get double the pleasure: an even better long review of Concrete: From Ancient Origins to a Problematic Future in the new Montreal Review of Book.

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  9. Mar 18

    Now available in paperback, Karen Ordahl Kupperman's POCAHONTAS AND THE ENGLISH BOYS tells the captivating story of four young people—English and Powhatan—who lived their lives between cultures

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    Mar 17

    Nice long review of Concrete: From Ancient Origins to a Problematic Future.

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    Mar 17

    Deals, deals, deals! has deals! Receive 30 percent off and free domestic shipping on NYU Press titles when you use code SCMS21-FM at !

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    Mar 18

    "Ten cases that define our First Amendment freedoms..." Educate yourself with THE FIGHT FOR FREE SPEECH by , new from and a Recommended Book this month! Find discussion questions and more:

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  13. Mar 18

    Donna Florio's beautiful memoir GROWING UP BANK STREET provides an evocative, tender account of life in one of New York City's most dynamic neighborhoods, Greenwich Village

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  14. Mar 18

    Read a piece by , author of MODERN ALBANIA, about Albania's troubling past and present

    Three decades since communism’s fall, thousands of Albanian families are still waiting to learn how and where their relatives were killed.
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    Mar 18

    Tonight!: Join March 18, 7PM EST to discuss 's *The Black Civil War Soldier: A Visual History of Conflict and Citizenship* Register in advance:

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  16. Mar 18

    Read an interview with about her new book !

    Talked with about the way "Black people’s movements have been monitored and restricted in coordinated ways, both by law and in everyday interactions, since slavery."
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    Mar 17

    End your week on a high note! Join us for "Camming," with the imitable on Friday! Register here:

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  18. Mar 18

    On March 30, tune into a virtual event with , discussing her new book THE BLACK CIVIL WAR SOLDIER, hosted by the !

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  19. Mar 17

    "We should start by acknowledging that literacy itself is a form of power, and thus political." Read a piece by , editor of HONEY ON THE PAGE, about the history of political children's literature

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    Mar 17

    Thanks and ! So exciting to see what all my friends in are up to! My new book, *The Coffin Ship* comes out in June and I have started a new one intertwining global histories of & the Irish

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