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...Douglas M. Peers Copyright © 1998 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 1998 British Imperialism and the Dynamics of Race, Gender, and Class in the Long Nineteenth Century Douglas M. Peers...

... scholarship, and the potential to inspire collaborative relationships with African peers. Copyright © 2018 by MARHO: The Radical Historians’ Organization, Inc. 2018 language history power geometry mentoring primary sources premodern Africa TEACHING RADICAL HISTORY Language, Space...

... about the region's history and present-day politics and confronting an often dangerously misinformed public as well as his academic peers. In this discussion with Gary Wilder held at a public forum in 2012, Dubois and Grandin, both scholars who have taken an especially active part in debates both...

.... Terms such as ”the West,” ”Islam,” or the ”colonial world” could easily have appeared on history syllabi forty years ago, but the approaches that Mansour Bonakdarian, Alice Conklin, and Douglas Peers take can hardly be called uncritical. All argue not only that these terms mask diverse...

..., printing job applications or résumés, or any other purpose; and anything else that needed to be done. To a large extent, my role was also to keep people company while they waited for medical appointments or peer-to-peer counseling sessions. Once, I was asked to keep a participant company while we awaited...

... .” Radical History Review , no. 82 ( 2002 ): 91 – 109 . Carmichael Brian . Interview by Cheairs Kat , undated. Inside/Out: HIV/AIDS Prison Activism and Peer Organizing , exhibition curated by Kat Cheairs, LGBT Community Center, New York , 2023 . https://gaycenter.org/inside-out...

... the possibilities of an individual future. This side of maturity theory, designed for the consumption of middle-class youth, was part of a larger mid-century disaffection with social organization and its agents, including bureaucracy, the welfare state, and the peer group. It bore a certain kinship...

... was established. The way the term sex work traveled to Peru resembles the process observable in other countries. The introduction of peer educators in the Peruvian Ministry of Health HIV prevention programs accelerated its use. As one of the ex–peer educators and founders of the first Peruvian sex worker...

...-reading to communicate. Some are hostile toward Deaf culture and refuse to associate with their Deaf peers, preferring to befriend only other oral deaf students. They are culturally hearing. In the more numerous middle are the deaf students from hearing families and mainstreamed backgrounds...

... their peers. This has never actually been a problem. There is one assignment each week. It is often a short (two page) paper related to readings or films. Sometimes it is a library research assignment in which each student goes to the library to research a particular topic and then comes back...

... socialized and in which boys, far from home, asserted themselves in peer-­run hierarchies.22 A similar type of rough-and-­ ­tumble appears in the German-­speaking world in Robert Musil’s well-­ known Young Törless, the fictional story of a teenage cadet at an Austrian military academy.23...

... experiences of being treated as “native informants” who are asked to “educate” the class on the histories, experiences, or opinions of an entire group of people.16 In par- ticular, compared to their peers, Latinas are less likely to feel psychologically safe in school environments. From an early age...

... in the world, Switzerland allowed downloading from inter- national peer-­to-­peer sites, Russia had licensed several infringing pay-­per-­download music services, China had emerged as home to the largest community of illicit music and video downloaders in the world, and street markets of pirated music...

... in Trinidad and had migrated to the United States as a child. For him, this tour of duty was also a return trip “home.”14 But Brewster and his peers did not enjoy an entirely warm welcome during their stay. To some degree, the wary coolness or, at times, outright...

...), is one of the only Mexican American faculty at Lincoln. Inspired by his revi- sionist historical pedagogy, Paula and her peers begin to exercise their critical voice and question school policies that humiliate students and restrict their progress (e.g., locked bathrooms, corporal punishment...

... are based on. In the study and discussion phase, we ask them to read, collaborate with peers, and conduct independent research that will help them think more deeply about their values and assumptions, about the subject matter with which they are engaged...

... among peers. This sensitivity is most commonly associated with aristocratic duels, but also showed up in back-country gouging and knife- fight Southern violence (the region still leads the nation in homicides, assaults and number of handguns) reflected this need for im- mediate vengeance...

... Always a minority among their peers, SHO activists considered themselves “potential leaders of our profession and our nation” whose duty was “to develop our ideas and create programs to support them.”5 SHO chap- ters founded newspapers with titles like Catalyst...

... people,”1 she said. Though Skrondal’s identification as single could be expected — 51 percent of her peers used the category to describe their marital status in a 2003 Association of Flight Attendants (AFA) survey2 — her inclination to explain and account for her nonpartnered life...

... number of people always exceeding fifteen thousand. We would march in the popular old part of Mumbai (the south), with the hope of disrupting normal life for Mumbai’s citizens who peer out of their windows or watch from the roadside as we walk. Anyone is free to attend, and the event usually begins...