Author of No Direction Home and Radiation Nation. Teacher. Educator. Historian of post-68 US Political Culture.
Birmingham, AL
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Want to know why you are tired all the time? Read my new essay in the December issue of the JOURNAL OF AMERICAN HISTORY (spoiler alert: it's capitalism, which keeps figuring out new, ever more creative ways to free-ride off your labor). academic.oup.com/jah/article…
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New podcast alert! Natasha Zaretsky talks all things 1980s and energy, from Jazercise to self-help to dating advice. This this episode on her recent article from our December issue is available wherever you listen to podcasts now! @npzaretsky ow.ly/7Hnq50UPHUA
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New podcast alert! Natasha Zaretsky talks all things 1980s and energy, from Jazercise to self-help to dating advice. This this episode on her recent article from our December issue is available wherever you listen to podcasts now! @npzaretsky ow.ly/pIPq50UPGs2
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Trending in #History:
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1) Anglo-Saxons in the Byzantine Army (@enghistrev)
2) The far right: a global phenomenon?
3) The Irish Idea: James Connolly’s Political Thought (@MIHJournal)
4) Women, Work & Energy in 1980s (@journamhist)
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Weekend read! December issue of the JAH featuring @amhistdirector, @MacnamaraTrent, @npzaretsky, and more! ow.ly/T75s50UsTbg
ALT Death riding a horse. The December JAH cover image.
I've written about my gratifying experience of running for elected office in 2017. Whatever happens next week, this is timely. DM me if you are considering running for office. Happy to talk with you and share what I learned. @AHAhistorians
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Never forget that we had all the scientific evidence we needed to act on global warming over 40 years ago, but the fossil fuel industry spent millions to spread disinformation and block climate action.
Global warming isn’t a tragedy, it’s a crime.
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Hey @twitterstorians! Looking for your recommendations on best recent books on US History since 1968. Already planning on assigning works by @gabrielwinant, @kathleen_belew, and @PatBlanchfield. Let me know what's blown your mind of late.
Thanks so much @twitterstorians! So many amazing recommendations here. Can't wait to dig in!
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I think @zeynep has been the absolute smartest person about covid. Measured when warranted and alarmist only when necessary. And yeah. theatlantic.com/health/archi…
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I don't know what's going to happen in Georgia, but fact that it's close is a testament to work @staceyabrams has been doing for years and years. Here she was describing Georgia's path forward to me four years ago: thecut.com/2016/10/meet-stac…
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American Quarterly special issue, "Energy Pasts and Futures in American Studies," is now out!!! Bravo and thank you to the guest editors @npzaretsky, Julie Sze, and Michael Ziser! Enjoy reading and learning and being energized, y'all! muse.jhu.edu/journal/13
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Anyone else not think they'd spend their adult years defending 'science' and 'the mail'
Thanks @bdmcclay!
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