Albert Williamson, a World War II veteran, a former accountant, a father and a beloved grandpa affectionately nicknamed “Old Man Jenkins,” will celebrate his 100th birthday on July 17.
20th-century literature. watching films and listening to music. release strutted up more interesting in the earlier part of the 1920 s. the 30 s and then kind of leapfrogs into an interest in the 60 s and 70 s and has not worn out the century yet. what at the end of the semester do you want is to is to take away? well, i want my students to take away the ability to think historically and critically about the category they used to make meaning in their everyday lives. to think about ideas and concepts as having a history and not just people our nation. so, for example, before going to talk about racism of want them to be able to understand that doesn t mean the same thing in 1860 as it does in 1890 as it does in 1960. that is a concept that changes over time. the concept of racial identity as well changing over time. i want them to be able to think about ideas and concepts and categories as having a history to. that doesn t mean the same thing across time and space. this