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“She’s such a child!”: And Other Unfortunate Examples in the Dictionary
My latest article is out. In this one I look at the sexism present in Oxford’s dictionary. Sexism really is everywhere! Please take a look. As always, please share the article with others! You can find this article here. Thanks!… Read More ›
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I’m one of the professors spending thousands of dollars to teach from home
My latest article is out. Columbia University’s The Hechinger Report published my article about how COVID-19 has prompted professors to spend thousands of their own money to effectively teach at home. Please check out “I’m one of the professors spending… Read More ›
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“Going a Little Unhinged”: Some Raw, Informal Thoughts About Presidential Politics
My latest publication is out! It’s largely inspired by the terrorist attack on our nation last week as ordered by Trump. Please check it out! “Going a Little Unhinged”: Some Raw, Informal Thoughts About Presidential Politics Thanks! Dr. Andrew Joseph… Read More ›
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Review of Goodbye Christ?: Christianity, Masculinity, and the New Negro Renaissance
My latest publication, an academic book review, is no longer in press with the Journal of African American History. You can find my review of Peter Kerry Powers’s Goodbye Christ?: Christianity, Masculinity, and the New Negro Renaissance here. I wrote… Read More ›
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Create Collaborative Videos to Build Historical Engagement
My latest article of 2020 is now live. “Create Collaborative Videos to Build Historical Engagement” is with History News Network. Please check it out! And watch the embedded videos, too! Thanks! Dr. Andrew Joseph Pegoda
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Privilege and Childhood Possessions
Good afternoon! 2020 has been a wild year. My writing hasn’t been as productive just lately. But, I’m happy to share my latest publication, “Privilege and Childhood Possessions: Objects Effectively ‘Store’ Important, Formative Memories.” I hope you enjoy! Thanks! Dr…. Read More ›
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Welcoming Activities That Work
I had another article come out today, “Welcoming Activities That Work.” This one in Inside Higher Ed with the headline “Professors, think again before having students simply make rules on the first day of class, and instead create ways to… Read More ›
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Neurofibromatosis survivor: Please wear a mask to prevent COVID-19
Please check out my article “Neurofibromatosis survivor: Please wear a mask to prevent COVID-19” on Cancerwise a blog with the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center. It continues to amaze me that people don’t understand that if we could… Read More ›
