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Join us for a talk by Andre Barnes, HBCU Engagement Director for NumbersUSA, on "Humanitarian Dilemmas in Immigration Policies". Do we diminish our discussions about immigration to just sensationalism and soundbites? What can the numbers tell us about immigration? The numbers will expose that many stories are not being told and the discussion about immigration policy has become one dimensional. Even history about immigration has highlighted some…
The university community is invited to join us for a history talk by a guest speaker. All majors are welcome.
The university community is invited to join us for a history talk by a guest speaker. All majors are welcome.
Join us for a public lecture by Dr. Katherine Mooney (Florida State University). Dr. Mooney will give a presentation about her recent book Isaac Murphy: The Rise and Fall of a Black Jockey (2023), then host a workshop with grads that afternoon. Pizza will be served... Questions? Contact Alexander Bowen  A presentation of the History Graduate Student Association.
History faculty only: please make every effort to attend the faculty meeting.  
The university community is invited to join us for a history talk on Thursday by a guest speaker. All majors are welcome.
The university community is invited to join us for a history talk on Tuesday by a guest speaker. All majors are welcome.
The university community is invited to join us for a history talk on Tuesday by a guest speaker. All majors are welcome.
Join us for a guest lecture with Dr. Kenja McCray. Kenja McCray is a humanities faculty member at Clayton State University, where she teaches history. Dr. McCray has also served as a Visiting Associate Professor of History at the Georgia Institute of Technology. She holds a Ph.D. in history from Georgia State University and a B.A. from Spelman College. Her research focuses on the 20th century United States, African Americans, Africa and the…
Please join us for the Gregory Distinguished Lecture with Dr. Bryant Simon, entitled, "Disappearing Acts: Public Bathrooms and the Making of American Inequality." Bryant Simon is the Laura H. Carnell Professor of History and 2020 recipient of Temple's  Great Teacher Award. He is the author of four books, three co-edited collections, and numerous essays and commentary in the Washington Post,  New Republic, the Root.com,  Christian Science Monitor…

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