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BIG STORY: ICE arrested, shackled and separated Israel and Max Makoka as they were about to board their school bus in Diamondhead, Miss.
While one brother endured confinement and pressure to self-deport in a Louisiana prison, the other was sent to a youth home in Texas.
Now, they tell their story.
Did you know that the inventor of the birth control pill was Catholic?
I didn't until I read @samirakmehta.bsky.social's fascinating new book GOD BLESS THE PILL, out this month.
Check out this excerpt in @literaryhub.bsky.social ⤵️
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Such sad news. We're honored to have been able to work with Redhawk Publications to distribute Clarence’s memoir THE LAST OF THE LIONS. His legacy and impact will continue to resonate for generations and we extend our heartfelt sympathies to his family, friends, and community 💚
We're thrilled to see three UNC Press titles selected for inclusion in the 2026 @aupresses.bsky.social Book, Jacket, and Journal Show! Congrats to all the designers whose work was selected 👏
I’m stoked to be live on Reddit @askhistorians.bsky.social today talking about my book, Opium Slavery, and answering questions about the history of drugs. Join us and ask me anything! 🗃️ www.reddit.com/r/AskHistori...
Triangle friends: come out tomorrow (April 21) to celebrate the publication of Bill Link's excellent new book on Jesse Helms at Flyleaf books.
John Drescher and I will be on a panel with Link discussing the book and Helms' legacy. Should be fun. Will be even more fun if you're there.
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Little sneak preview of @uncpress.bsky.social's gorgeous new seasonal catalog...isn't she lovely? 😍📚✍️
Today is the official release date for my new book about free people of color in the Civil War era. My first book events are coming up next month in the Boston area. I’ll be at the Cambridge Public Library on 5/13 and the Museum of African American History on 5/14. Both events start at 6 pm.
It's release day! My and Golshan Golriz's new edited volume, LGBTQ Religious Activism: Rethinking Identity, Faith, and Social Change, is now out in the world.
Order the book at the @uncpress.bsky.social
website - uncpress.org/978146969292... - and use the discount code 01DAH40 to get 40% off.
Amidst the Food and Drug Administration’s approval of the first oral contraceptive in 1960, an ongoing—if surprising—conversation emerged within the Catholic Church about the morality of birth cont…
Hey Philly Folks! I will be talking about my new book Canal Dreamers at the Library Company on April 15 at 5 PM (night before the OAH). It's an in person event. Register here: support.librarycompany.org/event/canal-...
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