... Duke President Richard Brodhead celebrates the humanities in his speech at a North Carolina Humanities Council award ceremony to present the John Tyler Caldwell Award to U.S. Representative David Price. David Price John Tyler Caldwell Award North Carolina Humanities Council Eudora...

... age discrimination poetics war in Iraq Drive award Lang College ...

... Notable Book Award historic cemeteries Norway commission Having Been Her ...

... David Price John Tyler Caldwell Award North Carolina Humanities Council Eudora Welty 2011 ...

... Digital capacities for the making of Indigenous futures are thriving across the Central and Western Desert, under the aegis of initiatives such as the Desart Art Workers Photography Award, which are serving to Indigenize the Aboriginal art industry. This chapter tracks the history of this award...

... They keep working, writing sporadically. Hettie’s first book wins the Notable Book Award. In 1974 she publishes a lauded book, in 1976 another, but money is tight. Helene becomes aide in nursing home, then works restoring Gloucester’s cemeteries. Hettie, protecting her children, uses third...

... Indie Porn begins with three ethnographic anecdotes, capturing the vibrancy of the indie porn movement. The author shares her adventures across Europe and North America, shooting a threesome scene during the Feminist Porn Awards in Toronto, teaching a squirting workshop at a leather bar...

... mistakes Hettie’s sarcasm for seriousness. Beginning of first Gulf War. At turn of century, Gloucester gentrifying, Helene at seventy-two years is again chased from the house she’s lived in twelve years. Falls, breaks wrist, has concussion. Hettie’s book Drive wins Poetry Society’s First Book Award...

... This chapter traces some of the highlights of actor Peter Falk’s career before he became Lt. Columbo. Nominated for both Emmy and Academy Awards two years running, in 1961 and 1962, he ultimately won an Emmy for the teleplay “The Price of Tomatoes” in 1962. Throughout the 1960s, Falk often...

... mammy role and racially charged rehearsal dynamics. Asare also writes about working as a lyricist on Paradise Square, whose star Joaquina Kalukango won the season’s Tony Award for Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in a Musical, detailing key moments in the second act that stage the black...

... of Indigenous futures are thriving across the Central and Western Desert, under the aegis of initiatives such as the Desart Art Workers Photography Award, which are serving to Indigenize the Aboriginal art industry. This chapter tracks the history of this award and its importance for art-workers-cum-artists...

... gave married men preference when assigning posts that awarded better pay, immediate access to provision grounds, and the right to live in unattached housing to allow them to support and protect their dependents. Commanders associated the batch-living aldeia , the barracks where miserable...

... to the interpretation of the Fourteenth Amendment, Stock dissects the problems associated with trying to award citizenship based on the “allegiance” held by a child’s parents. birthright citizenship allegiance Fourteenth Amendment naturalization immigration ...

...—strategies for performing girlhood that reverberated for the next generation. Ingénues Diahann Carroll and Leslie Uggams, the first black women to win Tony Awards in the category of Leading Actress in a Musical, built vocal sounds in conversation with white stage actresses and pop music ingénues of the time...

... This chapter features four speeches that reflect on Johnnetta Betsch Cole's origin stories—her background, childhood, and educational journey. In her 2015 speech at Medtronic, she shares lessons learned from her childhood in the segregated South. In her 2013 Alumnae Award acceptance speech...

... expanding the musical boundaries of K-Pop but also diluting a musical boundary between gugak and popular music by supporting various kinds of musicians. Using BTS’s performance of “IDOL” at the 2018 Melon Music Awards, Lee demonstrates how incorporating elements of Korean traditional music and dance...

... Pollock. Robert Rauschenberg, who was awarded the controversial 1964 Venice Prize, had moved to Rome in 1950. This rhythm of reception offered two asynchronous and mutually exclusive models of painting—expressionism and its antithesis in a model of painting that reached its apotheosis in Andy Warhol’s...

... to the interpretation of the Fourteenth Amendment, Stock dissects the problems associated with trying to award citizenship based on the “allegiance” held by a child’s parents. In chapter 11, Alfred Babo explores the ongoing Ivory Coast political crisis by emphasizing controversies in the development...

... bands. Lee claims that the government contributes to not only expanding the musical boundaries of K-Pop but also diluting a musical boundary between gugak and popular music by supporting various kinds of musicians. Using BTS’s performance of “IDOL” at the 2018 Melon Music Awards, Lee demonstrates how...