Progressive Voice: The Silent Sufferers of Incarceration
There are five million children in the United States with a parent incarcerated — that’s about one in every 14 children under the age of 18.
Pop, Race, and the ’60s A Slate Academy Oct. 20 2016 2:05 PM “Money (That’s What I Want)” and “We Can Work It Out”
In this episode of our Slate Academy Pop, Race, and the ’60s, Slate pop critic Jack Hamilton talks to Oliver Wang, associate professor of Sociology at California State University–Long Beach, and pop-charts expert Chris Molanphy about the trans-Atlantic relationship between the Beatles and Berry Gordy’s Motown empire.
Symposium Dedicated to Life of Julian Bond Kicks Off at UVA
A University of Virginia symposium organized in remembrance of the late Julian Bond – one of the most prominent social justice advocates to emerge from the American Civil Rights Movement and a UVA professor emeritus of history – will be held next week.
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‘A Race So Different’: Asians and Asian Americans in UVA’s History
March 11, 2021
As featured on UVAToday: American Studies faculty, Sylvia Chong, explores the Asian and Asian American experience at UVA. Read full article... Read»
New American Studies Major Requirements
March 26, 2020
American Studies is changing the requirements for its major effective August, 2020. Students and faculty can view the new requirements... Read»
