Month: August 2017

Dr. Brian Mitchell teams up with Matrix and the Department of History to publish data on almost 3,000 freed slaves from Antebellum New Orleans. MSU Matrix Center for the Digital Humanities and the Department of History are pleased to announce the publication online of data… Continue Reading Louisiana Slaves Data on Slave Bios

Javier Pescador published a research article on the history U.S. vs. Mexico soccer matches and Mexican sporting communities in the United States. The piece is in Kassing, Jeffrey and Lindsay J. Mean. Editors. Perspectives on the U.S.-Mexico Soccer Rivalry: Passion and Politics in Red, White,… Continue Reading Pescador Publishes Article

Javier Pescador’s research on the Mexican soccer national brand in the United States is featured in a story by the HuffingtonPost. See the link: http://www.huffingtonpost.com.mx/2017/08/06/los-partidos-moleros-del-tri-en-eu-la-gallina-de-los-balones-de_a_23065314/

Naoko Wake’s interview about her book Private Practices: Harry Stack Sullivan, the Science of Homosexuality, and American Liberalism is on “New Books in History” podcast: https://player.fm/series/new-books-in-history-129760/naoko-wake-private-practices-harry-stack-sullivan-the-science-of-homosexuality-and-american-liberalism-rutgers-up-2011