All readings and P. Choy’s interview were intriguing, they were incompatible to make a coherent synthesis: Karuka in his book, “Empire’s Tracks” exposes how railroad building has a vital role in colonialism while […]
I think as the first African American who earned a doctorate degree at Harvard University, W.E.B. Du Bois contributed greatly to both academia and the Black community. In his dissertation thesis the Reconstruction […]
Although I agree with the notion that Wilentz’s analyzes fall short on women, I had a different take on his analysis being implicit. Wilentz starts his books with a rejection that during the industrialization era […]
