In Memoriam: Arnold Hirsch (1949-2018), Iconic Scholar of Race and Cities
/His 'Making the Second Ghetto' was a Powerful Racial History of Chicago
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Read MoreExploring the Lives of the People Who Thrust Humanity Into the Atomic Age
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Read MoreAnd a Look at Four Iconic American Women Who Changed the World
Read MoreThis Oral History is, Like the Play it Chronicles, a Masterpiece of its Art Form
Read MoreWith a Mysterious Woman at the Center, Who Has a Lifetime of Secrets
Read MoreAnd a Look at the Hugely Important Battle Between Erasmus and Martin Luther
Read MoreFrom Best Picture on Down, there is Literature Behind the Nominees
Read MoreExploring How Factories Have Contributed to Our Dreams and Our Nightmares
Read MoreAnd Stories of Injustice from the American South
Read MoreThe publisher promises a work of deep reflection and mesmerizing storytelling
Read MoreShe Found Something Hopeful in Even the Most Challenging of Circumstances
Read MoreAnd a Biography of John Marshall, the Greatest Chief Justice of the United States
Read MoreAnd on Independent Women, the American Midwest, and Her Advice to New Writers
Read MoreA Memoir by the Founder of the Non-Profit Group "Life After Hate"
Read MoreAnd a Book of First-Hand Accounts of Black Men and Women Who Knew Abraham Lincoln
Read MoreMoving Purposefully through a World of Trump, Erdogan, and Brexit
Read MoreRepresenting Black Doctors in the Segregated South, Lenny Bruce, and Muhammad Ali
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