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Stephen Aron Interviewed by History News Network
/in Blog History→Policy (Featured) /by jebuengStephen Aron is featured by History News Network in an article titled “When Mexico Feared American Immigrants: An Interview with UCLA’s Steve Aron.” You can read the article here: https://historynewsnetwork.org/article/169074
Geoffrey Robinson’s “The Killing Season” Featured in New York Times
/in Blog History→Policy (Featured) /by jebuengGeoffrey Robinson’s The Killing Season: A History of the Indonesian Massacres, 1965-66 is featured in an article by the New York Times. You can read the article here: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/05/25/books/review/army-of-none-paul-scharr… Update (8/16/2018): Below are more reviews […]
“The Price of Freedom” Mini Documentary Features Research by Kelly Lytle Hernández & Million Dollar Hoods Project
/in Blog History→Policy (Featured) /by jebuengKCET released a mini documentary, The Price of Freedom, which discusses how many people are in jail simply because they cannot meet bail. The information from the video comes out of Kelly Lytle Hernández’s Million […]
Geoffrey Robinson Featured in Retro Report Mini Documentary About Mass Killings
/in Blog History→Policy (Featured) /by jebuengGeoffrey Robinson is featured in a mini documentary by Retro Report called What History Can Teach Us About Mass Killings, where he discusses “running amok” and mass killings. Geoffrey is quoted in an article […]
Kelly Lytle-Hernandez featured in KPCC Article about L.A. Bail System News Report
/in Blog History→Policy (Featured) /by jebuengKPCC published an article about a report issued by UCLA’s Ralph J. Bunche Center for African American Studies. The report introduces data of LAPD arrests from 2012-2016 and examines LA’s cash bail […]