“They just took me into the ward and put me on the bed and told me they were going to […]
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“They just took me into the ward and put me on the bed and told me they were going to […]
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This post is the inaugural essay in an occasional series we’re calling Clio Gets Personal, a special and infrequent departure from our typical […]
Yet another school year has come to a close. Perhaps you’ve just finished your comprehensive exams or defended a dissertation […]
Last September, the soundtrack of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Tony-nominated Hamilton: An American Musical became available online to Americans everywhere, and history […]
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It takes a rare political personality to gain regular air-time on today’s political pundit shows. Former Ohio State Senator Nina […]
The following is a personal narrative that may be difficult for some readers. We hope that it will produce a […]
A weekly check-up of gender, medicine, and history in the news No men allowed at the “Puff Pant Prom.” How […]
On Achill Island, Ireland, an untrained woman was prosecuted for acting as a midwife in 1932. In her defense, she […]