...- paper that served the Central Pacific, wrote the first of his many hom- ages to Hotel Street. Hotel Street was the center of Honolulu's eponymous vice district, through which some 30,000 or more soldiers, sailors, and war workers passed on any given day during most of World War II. "Hotel...

... detainees at the Abu Ghraib prison. © 2013 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 2013 Occupy Wall Street Meets Occupy Iraq On Remembering and Forgetting in a Digital Age Stefka Hristova The true picture of the past whizzes by. Only as a picture, which flashes its final farewell...

...Phoebe S. Kropp 2001 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization,Inc. 2001 04-RHR 81 Kropp.cs 8/31/01 2:10 PM Page 34 Olvera Street, c. 1940. 04-RHR 81 Kropp.cs 8/31/01 2:10 PM Page 35 Citizens of the Past? Olvera Street...

...Jennifer Tucker Some of the most powerful historical images of streets and the people traversing them have been served up by photographers. Public urban spaces are not merely subject matter for photography, however, since photographers themselves are actively engaged in navigating city streets...

...Christina B. Hanhardt “Notice of Public Hearing, City of New York,” Community Board 2, Manhattan, New York Butterflies, Whistles, and Fists: Gay Safe Streets Patrols and the New Gay Ghetto, 1976 – 1981 Christina B. Hanhardt On May 6, 2002, members of the Christopher Street Patrol...

...Leah Gordon A selection from a photography and oral history project made over sixteen years during Carnival in Jacmel, southern Haiti, which employs costume, street theater, narrative, and satire to register Haiti's juncture between its history, its cosmology, and the present body politic. © 2013...

... Curated Spaces Streets Apart: Photographs of the Belfast Peacelines Frankie Quinn, with essay by Gabbi Murphy Frankie Quinn published Interface Images, his first book of “peaceline” photogra- phy studies in 1994. It was the year of the first cease-­fires in Northern Ireland. Four years...

...Eugene E. Leach Copyright © 1993 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 1993 The Literature of Riot Duty: Managing Class Conflict In The Streets, 1877-1927 Eugene E. Leach ”Insurrection! The Great Railroad...

...Carol Martin Copyright © 1996 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 1996 Dancing in the Streets Carol Martin Sally Banes, Greenwich Village 1963: Avant-Garde Peqormance and the Efervescent Body. Durham: Duke University Press...

...Ralph Kingston Well before Haussmann, ordinary Parisians invested in their streets and buildings, constructing their own capitalist geographies. This study of a street corner in Paris shows that their efforts involved not only a significant movement of capital, but also speculation on the exchange...

...Donna R. Gabaccia; Jeffrey M. Pilcher This article examines the modernization of food retailing and the governance of urban space through a connected comparison of southern Italian migrants to New York City and Mexicans living in San Antonio, Texas. Street foods were common and restaurants scarce...

...Ervand Abrahamian This article analyzes the behavior of street demonstrators in the Iranian Revolution of 1977-79. It tries to show that they acted less like irrational mobs and more like the rational crowds found in George Rude's classic works. It also tries to show that the bloodshed...

... of street speech, highlighting the city's efforts to restrict this territory through antinoise ordinances and targeted permit denials. This lingering tension culminated in an “aural panic” after a riot that occurred during a 1939 meeting of the German American Bund, which prompted new municipal and national...

...Don Mitchell This article reviews three books that make important contributions to our understanding of how city streets and sidewalks are structured, and thus what their social and political potential might and might not be. Each of the books shows how streets and sidewalks are produced through...

... everyday experience was politicized, and paying special attention to the political struggle played out in city streets, these filmmakers were able to explore the relationship between political change, social inequality, and everyday and state violence. These films are, in short, important documents...

... of precariously housed residents and offer the potential to address economic, racial, and environmental injustice simultaneously. By disrupting the status quo of real estate price gouging and visibly reestablishing community on Oakland’s streets, these movements demonstrate alternatives to the capitalist...

... and in the streets of towns all over the archipelago, but it also took place within the walls of the Arecibo District Jail, where a group of nationalist women, including Monserrate, sheltered, cared for, and fed each other. [email protected] Copyright © 2024 by MARHO: The Radical Historians...

...John Streamas The Smithsonian Institution's traveling extension, its Museum on Main Street program, stops in rural libraries and other public facilities, where local historians and archivists may add their own supplementary exhibits and events. It has been touring Between Fences, an examination...

...John Hawke John Hawke's unauthorized interventions into public space aim to recode street spaces and remind of utopian possibilities of communality. Featured projects, such as “Orange Work,” created in collaboration with his fellow artist Sancho Silva, blurs the boundaries between public...

... the ghetto to respectable citizenship, essentially rendering retrograde the lives of today's homeless youth. By connecting homeless youth with a history stretching back half a century, one in which young people mobilized to confront the poverty and stigma they experienced on the streets of San Francisco...