Steve Bransford & Adam P. Newman – Oakland Cemetery
Adam P. Newman and Steve Bransford discuss their ECDS project on the African American WWI veterans buried at Oakland Cemetery...
13 November, 2018
Robert Greene II – On Alton Hornsby and the Politics of the Modern South
Robert Greene II looks back at the political scholarship of Alton Hornsby, an Atlanta-native and prominent historian....
06 November, 2018
Atlanta Sessions at the 2018 American Studies Association
Details for attending the Atlanta-specific sessions at the upcoming ASA conference Nov. 8-11...
23 October, 2018
Paul Renfro – Tough on Crime: Atlanta Monster and the Politics of ‘True Crime’ Podcasting
Paul Renfro reviews Atlanta Monster in light of the politics of true crime podcasting and the current wave of works about the Atlanta Youth Murders of 1979-1981...
16 October, 2018
Alexander Hyres – Restoring Educational Administrators to the Civil Rights Movement Narrative: A Review of The Lost Education of Horace Tate
Alexander Hyres reviews Vanessa Siddle Walker's book 'The Lost Education of Horace Tate.' ...
08 October, 2018
Beth Stephens and Blake Davis – Mapping Title Lending and Poverty on ATLMaps
Beth Stevens and Blake Davis describe how Georgia Watch is using the ATLMaps platform to visualize the geography of title lending in Georgia...
18 September, 2018
Joseph M. Thompson – The Scripto Strikes: James V. Carmichael and Black Women’s Labor Organizing in Downtown Atlanta
Joseph M. Thompson discusses the long history of black women's labor organizing at the downtown Scripto factory prior to the famous 1963 strike...
04 September, 2018
Environmental Permanence in New South Atlanta: An Interview with William D. Bryan
An interview with William D. Bryan about his new book "The Price of Permanence: Nature and Business in the New South" and it's relevance to Atlanta. ...
28 August, 2018
Jerry Shannon – From Food Deserts to Supermarket Redlining: Making sense of food access in Atlanta
Jerry Shannon discusses food insecurity and supermarket redlining in the metro Atlanta area....
14 August, 2018
Joe Hurley – Reassessing Urban Renewal in Atlanta and Beyond: A Review of Renewing Inequality
Joe Hurley reviews the new "Renewing Inequality" digital project with an eye to what it tells us about urban renewal in Atlanta...
07 August, 2018