Ski was hosted by the legislative archives of the national archives which also provided the video. Im richard mcculley, the historian at the center for legislative archives. Thank you for attending Todays Researcher Talk on this last day of july. This is the last talk in this series until we resume in september. For those of you in attendance, our guest hardly needs an introduction. Matt waz knew ski is the historian of the u. S. House of representatives and exofficio member on the advisory committee on the records of congress to which the legislative archives reports twice annually. Hes a longtime Friend And Supporter as well as a source of guidance to the center through his service on the advisory committee. Malt is here today to discuss hispanic americans in congress 1822 to 2012 which was published last year. This is the third in a series that has come out of the House Office of the historian under matts leadership. The previously published volumes being women in congress 1917 to 2
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And to lead us in this conversation, its my pleasure to happened it off to the institutes research historian, dr. Jason dossey. Jason . Jeremy, thank you very much. Let me extend my welcome to everyone out there as well to this webinar, give us faith, americas expect Home Front. And americans and the Home Front. I wanted to say a little bit about dr. Sturkey, he is historian of the modern american south at the university of North Carolinachapel Hill where he teaches classes on modern american history, southern history, the civil Rights Movement and the history of america in the 1960s. His first book, the write in the to write in the light of freedom, is a coedited collection of essays and poems produced by africanamerican Freedom School students during the summer of 1964. His most recent book, and i have a copy of it right here for those who are interested, his most recent book is hattiesburg, an american city in black and white. A biracial history of jim crow that was published by Har
It often conflicts with american ideals. We welcome one of our longest standing and most popular partners, the u. S. Army general command at fort leavenworth. Going back 13 years to when the january, 2008, library was ramping up what would become this nationally renowned signature speaking series, we have been fortunate to draw from the command of general Staff Colleges deep lineup of knowledgeable insightful, very , plugged in experts in military history. Jeremy maxwell who is here tonight, is with us for the first time to discuss and and inspiring and important , milestone in the integration of our countrys armed forces. Jeremy was originally scheduled to join us in february as part of our observance of black History Month but was forced to postpone. We were thrilled he was able to reschedule and we are more than happy to extend our celebration of black History Month. We also remain grateful to pnc bank, which graciously supported a series of our black History Month programs in febru
Standing and most popular partners, the u. S. Army general command at fort leavenworth. Going back 13 years to when the january, 2008, library was ramping up what would become this nationally renowned signature speaking series, we have been fortunate to draw from the command of general Staff Colleges deep lineup of knowledgeable insightful, very , plugged in experts in military history. Jeremy maxwell who is here tonight, is with us for the first time to discuss and and inspiring and important , milestone in the integration of our countrys armed forces. Jeremy was originally scheduled to join us in february as part of our observance of black History Month but was forced to postpone. We were thrilled he was able to reschedule and we are more than happy to extend our celebration of black History Month. We also remain grateful to pnc bank, which graciously supported a series of our black History Month programs in february and is our corporate center again tonight. Jeremy maxwell has been