Posts published in “History”

James McGill was a Slave Owner: 200 Years of Denial

By Bella Silverman on February 15, 2020

Canada’s institutionalized denial regarding its involvement in the Transatlantic slavery regime perpetuates the notion that Canada’s history and contemporary ideologies are beyond racist sentiments and…

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The Dominant Narratives of the Australia Bushfires

By Christian Favreau on January 26, 2020

Who Killed Multilateralism?

By Sallie Bestul on December 16, 2019

Slavery Between Two Continents: A Book Review of “Homegoing” by Yaa Gyasi

By Sallie Bestul on November 9, 2019

Post-Soviet Transnistria: Contesting Artificial Borders

Post-Soviet Transnistria: Contesting Artificial Borders

By Yolanda Zhang on March 14, 2019

The Marx Fandom/Phantom: Undoing an Ivory Tower

By Yolanda Zhang on March 6, 2019

European Grapes of Wrath

By Gleb Vinokurov on February 4, 2019

Mirror Man: Primitivism, Oppression & Problems of Aggression

By Leia Bennaceur on February 27, 2018