her talk is about 50 minutes. all right. good evening. i m peter carmichael, professor of history at gettysburg college, and the director of the civil war institute. it s my pleasure to introduce barbara krauthamer, barbara is associate professor of history at the university of massachusetts at amherst where she teaches courses on antebellum u.s. history, slavery, emancipation and native american history. her first book, i have in front of me. her first book entitled box slaves, indian 345masters, slavery, emancipation and citizenship in the native american south. quite a title. published by the university of north carolina press. this book details the untold story of enslavement by cocktile and chickasaw ind januarys in the 18th and 19th centuries and barbara co-authored a photographic history of slavery, emancipation and freedom published in 2013, published by temple university press, and it is also for sale in our bookstore. tonight she will be speaking about her recen
masters, slavery, emancipation, and citizenship in the native . quite a title. published by the university of north carolina press. this book details the untold story of enslavement by choctaw and chickasaw indians in the 18th and 19th century. arbara has also co-authored book on slavery, emancipation and freedom published by temple university press, and it is also for sale in our bookstore. tonight, she will be speaking about her recent work and the talk is entitled envisioning : black americans and the end of slavery. please welcome barbara. [laughter] professor krauthamer: hello, good evening. thank you for staying this late into the night. thank you, peter, for the invitation and the introduction, who has managed to make everything happen seamlessly from massachusetts to gettysburg. book i co-authored with deborah willis. if you do not know her, she is the leading scholar of african-american photography and slavery, a dear, dear friend of mine. over the years we have h
our cover story. survivors of a tsunami need, probably not these. but when disaster strikes well meaning people send all sorts of things. gowns and wigs and tiger costumes and pumpkins and frostbite cream to rwanda. just ahead this sunday morning, you may want to think twice before emptying your closet. osgood: bill wright is athlete turned entrepreneur, little proof to pays to put your best foot forward this morning he ll talk with lee cowan. he s one of the most recognizable brands in the world, chances on you re wearing something nike. you see your brand, your shoes, your apparel. it s pretty emotional. it s gone way beyond whatever we could have expected. ahead, the man behind the famous swoosh and what a waffle iron had to do with his success. osgood: millions of us are looking forward to the fair this coming summer. bill geist has already had a sneak preview. the 2016 carnival season is about to begin. rides and finishing touches made at the carniv
our cover story. survivors of a tsunami need, probably not these. but when disaster strikes well meaning people send all sorts of things. gowns and wigs and tiger costumes and pumpkins and frostbite cream to rwanda. just ahead this sunday morning, you may want to think twice before emptying your closet. osgood: bill wright is athlete turned entrepreneur, little proof to pays to put your best foot forward this morning he ll talk with lee cowan. he s one of the most recognizable brands in the world, chances on you re wearing something nike. you see your brand, your shoes, your apparel. it s pretty emotional. it s gone way beyond whatever we could have expected. ahead, the man behind the famous swoosh and what a waffle iron had to do with his success. osgood: millions of us are looking forward to the fair this coming summer. bill geist has already had a sneak preview. the 2016 carnival season is about to begin. rides and finishing touches made at the carniv
a tradition for generations wolfe. osgood: good morning i m charles osgood this is sunday morning. earthquakes in ecuador and in japan remind us just how fragile life can be. earthquakes provide us an opportunity to show our generosity. but despite our best of intentions a lot of the items that we americans donate for disaster relief are sometimes useless. as scott simon will report in our cover story. survivors of a tsunami need, probably not these. but when disaster strikes well meaning people send all sorts of things. gowns and wigs and tiger frostbite cream to rwanda. just ahead this sunday morning, you may want to think twice before emptying your closet. osgood: bill wright is athlete turned entrepreneur, little proof to pays to put your best foot forward this morning he ll talk with lee cowan. he s one of the most recognizable brands in the world, chances on you re wearing something nike. you see your brand, your shoes, your apparel. it s pretty emot