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POWER AND PRIVILEGE: THE PROGRESSION OF DOMESTICATING POLITICS THROUGH CATHARINE BEECHER AND ELEANOR ROOSEVELT’S SOCIAL REFORM

The Revolutionary Virginia Manumission Law of 1782

Reinventing Racism: Covert Racism in Ronald Reagan's Political Rhetoric During the 1980s War on Drugs

Ben & Jerry’s “Pecan Resist” - The Politicization of Corporate Responsibility in the United States

Representation Matters: The Portrayal of East Asian Characters in American Movies

Long Time Loving

An Ever-Upward Spiral?: Democracy and Imperialism in Gore Vidal's Narratives of Empire

The Subversion of Male Hegemony in Charles Bukowski's Works

FROM MORAL MENACE TO TREATABLE CONDITION: THE POLITICAL AND CINEMATIC REPRESENTATION OF THE AIDS EPIDEMIC

A New Look on the New Negroes: An Analysis of the "Garvey Must Go" Campaign, 1917-1923

Along the Color Line: Class, Passing, and the Construct of Colorism in Du Bois' Crisis Magazine, 1910-1934

African American Photographs and the Construction and Representation of Racial Identity in the Antebellum and Civil War Eras

A Nation of Laws and a Nation of Immigrants: The Discrepancies Between President Barack Obama's Actions and Rhetoric on Comprehensive Immigration Reform

The Inseparable Rights of Aliens: Petitions Against the Alien and Sedition Acts, 1798-1799

Picking Sides: The Iroquois in the American Revolution

Thomas Pynchon's Bleeding Edge and Cormac McCarthy's The Road as Dystopian 9/11 Fiction

Universalizing the Soviet Jewry Movement: The National Interreligious Task Force On Soviet Jewry, Christian Activists, Human Rights and Interreligious Relations in the 1970s and Early 1980s

On Dora's Map: Exploring the Function of the Child Narrator in Emma Donoghue's Room

Keeping It Real? “Post-Blackness” and Hip Hop in the Nineties

"It Caught on Fire": A 'Bottom-Up' History of the Urban Crisis in Greater St. Louis

(RE)SHAPING THE POLITICAL NARRATIVE OF THE WAR ON DRUGS: AN ANALYSIS OF THE CULTURAL IMAGINARY OF THE INSTITUTIONAL CONSEQUENCES OF THE WAR ON DRUGS IN OZ (1997-2003) AND ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK (2013-2019)

The Unrealised Decartelisation of Japan: An Intermestic Approach

What Was Left To Say: Resistance and Identity in Maya Angelou's Oratory

A VENTURE INTO IMPERIALISM: The United States Congress and the First Oil Deals with Saudi Arabia (1943-1948)