“the gods bring threads to webs begun”: african-americans

Saturday, April 24
3:30 - 5:30 p.m.
Consumption and Identity Formation in the Political Discourses of
Revolution and Rebellion: The American and Canadian Experiences ................. 101
4:15 - 5:30 p.m.
After Emancipation and Before Jim Crow: Teaching the History
of African Americans in the Late Nineteenth Century ........................................... 102
From the Classroom to the Exhibit Hall: Collaboratives in Education .................... 102
Integrating United States History and World History in the
College and High School Curriculum ..................................................................... 103
5:30 p.m.
OAH Annual Business Meeting .................................................................................. 104
6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Reception at Toronto’s City Hall ................................................................................. 104
6:00 p.m.-Reception; 7:00 p.m.-Puirt a Baroque
Sunday, April 25
9:00 - 11:00 a.m.
Looking Beyond Race: Rurbanity, Economics and the Cultures of
the Pacific Northwest in the Nineteenth Century ................................................... 105
The State, Labor, and World War II in Canada and the United States ....................... 105
Diffusing the State: Internationalizing America in the Twentieth Century .............. 106
Conversation—Women, Science and Medicine in Post-War North
America: Comparative Canadian-American Perspectives .................................... 106
Planning, Selling and Consuming Spaces: The Politics, Business and
Culture of the Twentieth-Century American City .................................................. 107
Martial Mobilization in The Age of Emancipation: Violence, Vigilantism,
and Self Defense in New Orleans and the South Louisiana Sugar Bowl .............. 107
Workshop—Cinema in the History Classroom: New Perspectives, New Methods .. 108
McCarthyism at Home and Abroad ............................................................................. 108
Antebellum Women Writers and the Political Process .............................................. 109
Interrogating Racial Identity and Interracial Relationships
in the 1940S and 1960S ............................................................................................. 109
Urban Prohibitions: Social Control in the Turn-of-the-Century American City ....... 110
Roundtable—Mothers, Work, and Social Policy ........................................................ 110
Political Culture and Urban Space in the Era of Deindustrialization, 1945-1980 .... 111
Transnationalism and American Life: Interdisciplinary Studies of
Italian Migrants (Sponsored by the Immigration and Ethnic History Society) .................... 111
Conversation—Social Movements and Foreign Policy in Western Democracies ..... 112
Southern Manhood in Black and White (Sponsored by the Association for the Study
of Afro-American Life & History and The Radical History Review) ........................................ 112
New Research in Asian American History ................................................................. 113
✲ Off-site Session Graduate Student Session
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