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ChemamoonThe Evolution of the Journal of African American Studies: A Brief HistoryThe Diary of African American Thinks about has come a long way since its introductory distribution in 1997. As a insightful distribution…Apr 24, 2023
Comparative American Studies at OberlinA History of Chinese Food in the United StatesBy Jaimie Yue, Michelle Li, and Hans ChouMay 9, 2021
April IstheUnderstanding Jung’s Personality Theory ViscerallyBefore I knew pretty much anything about Jung’s personality theory, I worked for a big corporation in a public-facing position, a job for…Nov 21, 2022
Chance McComiskeyAdam Paul Susaneck’s “Mr. Biden, Tear Down This Highway” — A ReflectionIn his New York Times article, Adam Paul Susaneck calls for the destruction of the physical barriers that serve as materializations of…Oct 26, 2022
Scott AmstudierTrying to find a workable theoryI’m an American Studies PhD student, which is both a great blessing and a bit of a nightmare. On the one hand, I get paid to read and teach…Dec 6, 2021
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