... remember Richard Nixon? Grace Paley: I guess it's sort of like I remember the pogroms of my family more strongly than I remember the Holocaust, in a way. That is to say that I remember the early history more than the most famous and evocative events. I think of Watergate, but I don't think...

...Ellen Ross 1979 Rethinking ”the Family” Ellen Ross Critical Theory of the Family, by Mark Poster, New York: Seabury Press, 1978, xx, 233 pp. The family has become a locus of political struggle and polemic, attacked as maledominated and oppressive...

... endeavor to review landmark works of his- tory like Leonore Davidoff and Catherine Hall's Family Fmtunes: Men and Women of the English Middle Ctass ,Z 780-1850 may be seen as emblematic of the current shift in relations between historical and literary studies, a shift in which FamiZy Fortunes...

... United flight attendants, their union, grassroots gay and AIDS activists, and mainstream LGBT political organizations that successfully challenged that lawsuit and won new medical and retirement benefits. By 1990, both conservatives and many LGBT activists were framing nuclear family as the organizing...

...Leon Fink; George Rawick; Evelyn Brooks Barnett 1977 Symposium On Herbert Gutman's 'The Black Family in Slavery and Freedom' i. Introduction The scholarly controversy excited by the pub• lication of Herbert G. Gutman's The Black Family in Slavery and Freedom, 1750-1925...

...Judith E. Smith © April 1977 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization 1978 Our Own Kind: Family and Community Networks Judith E. Smith The Rhode Island working class has been continu- ally reconstituted by succeeding waves of immigration in the nineteenth...

...Elspeth H. Brown; Sara Davidmann Historian Elspeth H. Brown and photographer Sara Davidmann explore the relationship between the family photograph album, trans ☼ history, and queer archives. Describing their queer archival work, they address topics including ethics; intertwined histories of racism...

...Raphael Ginsberg This article tracks shifts in domestic violence discourse, examining changing ideas of who and what is culpable for domestic violence, from the norms and inequality of the traditional family to the aberrant deviance of male aggressors. It examines four historical moments: (1) a...

...Nick Salvatore; Ann Sullivan © October 1982, by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 1982 PACKAGING THE PAST From Bastard To American: The Legitimization of A Fictional Family...

...E.P. Thompson 1979 Happy Families E.P. Thompson Lawrence Stone, The Family, Sex and Marriage in England, 1500-1800, New York, Harper & Row 1977. Lawrence Stone offers us a history of the family in England be- tween 1500 and 1800, a history of social...

...Ira Berlin; Steven F. Miller; Leslie S. Rowland Copyright © September 1988 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 1988 Afro-American Families in the Transition from Slavery to Freedom Ira Berlin...

...Linda Levitt The family member coalition groups that formed in the aftermath of the September 11 attacks have provided more than support and community; their vocal public statements play a significant role in shaping the landscape at the World Trade Center site. In the immediate aftermath, those...

.... Courtesy Ted Helfand. 07-RHR 80 Back.btw 5/15/01 4:06 PM Page 121 PUBLIC HISTORY Connecting the Dots: Workers, Families, and Toxic Exposure, Past and Present Judith Helfand, Interviewed by Adina Back and Pennee Bender...

...Robert Sean Wilentz Copyright September, 1978 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization 1978 History in the Media PACKAGING THE PAST The Best of Families...

...Jennifer Heuer Copyright ©2000 MARHO: The Radical Historian's Organization, Inc. 2000 Colonial Families and the Contradictions of "Civilization" in the French and Dutch Empires Jennifer Heuer Julia Clancy-Smith and Frances Gouda, eds...

...Kath Weston 2005 by Kath Weston 2005 INTERVENTIONS Families in Queer States: The Rule of Law and the Politics of Recognition Kath Weston What happens to a politics of recognition aimed at securing legal rights and...

... developing country standards), and rural families have much greater access to basic public services such as electricity, roads, schools, health facilities, and safe water. Some of the gains are the direct result of the revolutionary government's priorities, which shifted infrastructure investment toward...

... Haitian constitutions in terms of gendered language of marriage and the family. As Louverture sought to transform racial slavery of the past into black citizenship for the future by enforcing ideals of order, purity, and the family, he presented new, problematic ways of thinking about “blackness...

... values oriented around the family. Yet Reitman's use of actual unemployed people to articulate these family values partakes in a filming practice that forces these workers to perform a kind of emotional labor that the film itself identifies as exploitative and alienating. © 2014 by MARHO: The Radical...

... with young, educated, and secular Afghan Americans whose families came to the United States after the 1979 Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, tell a different story of 9/11 than that of eyewitnesses and survivors at the World Trade Center. In addition to illuminating the impact of 9/11 on the everyday...