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…and tormenting trial before the McCarthy committee. Even when he was doing hackwork, the true artist in Hughes created in his Simple stories a beloved character kept brilliantly alive. This…

…governmental committees, Deloria was an Indian treaties expert witness in the Wounded Knee trial of 1974. Deloria was a professor of political science at the University of Arizona from 1978…

…assisted Edgar Faure at the Nuremberg Trial. Poliakov went on to serve as director of research at the National Center for Scientific Research. According to historian Jos Sanchez, Poliakov was…

…the other a fugitive wanted for a robbery that resulted in a murder. Wideman recalls the capture of his younger brother, Robby, details the subsequent trials that resulted in a…

…Harvard Law School, but found he was more interested in writing than practicing law. He completely reinvented his novel, making the story into a trial and submitting it as his…

…An American Controversy, editor of Race On Trial: Law and Justice in American History, and coauthor with Vernon Jordan of Vernon Can Read: A Memoir. Professor Gordon-Reed, who grew up in…

…2019. He praised both the scholarship and moral force of Foner’s command of history. When Foner’s assessment of “Abraham Lincoln and American Slavery” arrived in 2010, “The Fiery Trial” won…

…son, is on trial for his father’s murder. The courts and neighbors and media crowd in with judgment, and rumors multiply online that the Chaos have eaten the family bulldog….

…a net of gold and steel around the world.” Although soon to be proven a blatant hoax by the Berne trial in 1935, the “Protocols” sold 120,000 copies in Germany…

…for Divedapper. “It was assimilate or die. I often failed at assimilation but learned all of the skills along the way through trial and error. Sometimes the people I wanted…

…A Small Place (1988), a book of essays about Antigua. Kincaid’s short stories have appeared in the New Yorker, Harper’s, Rolling Stone, and The Paris Review. In addition, she has…

…Paris, the south of France, Turkey, and Senegal to investigate his ancestral roots; and finally, a group of immigrants on small boats in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea sing…

…people. In preparation for a race war that they believed was biblically ordained, members were stockpiling food and weapons and preparing to establish a smaller, all-white America in the middle…

…could do, how beautiful and transformative and devastating it could be in big and small ways.” Orange waited tables in New Mexico and worked in a Native Health Center in…

…University of Connecticut; founder and director of Soul Mountain Retreat, a small writers’ colony; and the former Poet Laureate of the State of Connecticut. She was born in Cleveland, Ohio….

…Episcopal Church (AME). Soon after high school, she married a local man, Shadrack T. McCanns. The marriage soon ended, leaving her to support two small children. “In quick succession I…

Michi Weglyn had great stature in the history of twentieth century civil rights, yet she was a thin, small-framed woman whose self-effacing style masked her determination to bear witness against…

…was still a young child, the family moved to Sacramento, California, to a small house in a comfortable white neighborhood. “Optimism and ambition led them to a house (our home)…

…in a small gold-mining town near Johannesburg, the daughter of a Lithuanian Jewish father and an English mother. Although she read voraciously during her early years, she was taken out…

“My first memories,” writes Kwame Anthony Appiah in the preface to In My Father’s House: Africa in the Philosophy of Culture (1992), “are of a place called ‘Mbrom,’ a small…