In this article by the Washington Post, we are introduced to Alice Collins Plebuch and her journey of self-discovery. After sending her […]

In this week’s reading, we were asked to review whether or not we felt Georgia Southern University’s burning of this book was […]

As an American citizen who was formerly stationed on a Japanese military base, this hearing was exceptionally difficult to watch. Even if […]

In the first 5, incredibly uncomfortable minutes of this documentary, we see some of Rockford, Illinois’ bar-goers bemoaning the introduction of a […]

From the very first shot of black-and-white 1940s Manhattan, I was worried about how this movie would handle its discussion about race. […]

Comprised of several short vignettes, Gasa Gasa Girl tells the story of its author Lily Yuriko and her experience coming of age […]

“The Architecture of Race in American Immigration Law” re-examines the Immigration Act of 1924 by taking a deeper, more comprehensive look into […]

Theron Gertz Sep 24, 2020 HIST 315 In the pages of Lai’s Island, we get an in-depth look into Chinese immigration during […]

Sep 17, 2020 HIST 315 Breadgivers Review: “Coming to America” meets “Fiddler on the Roof” As all good “Coming to America” stories […]

Within the diaries of both Martin Weitz and The Stille/Krulle Family, we see firsthand accounts of the kinds of hardships faced by […]