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U. Toronto author Noah S. Schwartz is now featured on the Realms of Memory podcast. realmsofmemory.com
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The Green Belt is at once a memorial space and a protected habitat built to safeguard Germany’s biodiversity for the future. Sonja Pieck joined @realmsofmemory to explain this approach and the unique relationship between memory and conservation. realmsofmemory.com/podcast/e…
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🎧 Check out Realms of Memory—a podcast exploring how nations confront their darkest chapters.
🌍 New Episode: "The Politics of Inclusion & Exclusion: Remembering MLK Jr. & the Civil Rights Movement" w/ Hajar Yazdiha.
Tune in: bit.ly/3M38mV5
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Proud to share recent convo on Realms of Memory Podcast. Got a wonderful opportunity to reflect on my first book Beyond the Rope!!! 🙏🙏😁😁🌈 urldefense.com/v3/__https://…$
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New on @realmsofmemory podcast: @unccharlotte historian and professor emerita Karen L. Cox discusses NO COMMON GROUND: Confederate Monuments and the Ongoing Fight for Racial Justice.
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My interview with Rick Derderian for the "Realms of Memory" podcast about my recent book, Remembering Conquest is available here: realmsofmemory.com/.../episo…
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🎙️Podcast alert! 🎙️Catch up on Routledge author @phnompete discussing key themes from his book 'Transitional Justice and Memory in Cambodia' - now available in paperback via the Routledge website: rb.gy/roi77r
Transitional justice and the memory of the genocide in Cambodia with University of Bath sociologist Pete Manning. Now streaming on the Realms of Memory podcast. Find it at podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
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Karlos K. Hill, @thinking4achang, Regents’ Professor @AFAM_OU, talks about the research for his book, Beyond the Rope: The Impact of Lynching on Black Culture and Memory, on @realmsofmemory: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
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We discuss key themes in my book Transitional Justice and Memory in Cambodia (available via @routledgebooks - routledge.com/Transitional-J…)
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Here's a great convo I had with @realmsofmemory about the #Cambodia transitional justice process and memory (and Foucault 😀) realmsofmemory.com/podcast/e…
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🎧From Realms of Memory podcast: Richard Derderian interviews Katharine McGregor, author of the new book Systemic Silencing: tinyurl.com/43cwy6yc
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1/4 Zochrot calls for #Israelis to take responsibility
The pain we're experiencing now is part of a trail of pain traced back at least 75yr ago. Truth telling & pointing out colonial structures of power & dispossession has been and remains our an integral part of our mission
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Listen to @orlifridman discuss her book ' Memory Activism and Digital Memory Practices after Conflict: Unwanted Memories' on the podcast @realmsofmemory podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
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'Spanish judge hears allegations of Franco-era police torture in a case rights groups say is a 1st: A Spanish judge has heard evidence of alleged torture during the rule of late dictator Francisco Franco' abcnews.go.com/International…
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Ukraine has replaced the Soviet emblem on one of Kyiv’s most prominent monuments, The Motherland Monument, with its own coat of arms, part of a broader push since the full-scale invasion to stamp out tributes to Russian power. nyti.ms/3KrfpX1
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Listen to DMU’s Pippa Virdee, who features on the latest @realmsofmemory podcast, talking about her work to tell the stories of the victims of 1947’s partition of British India 🎙
Listen now ▶ bit.ly/3OihPIJ
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Everything They Owned Burned, and They Still Can’t Get Restitution 102 Years Later nytimes.com/2023/07/28/opini…
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Pres. Biden has signed a proclamation to establish the Emmett Till and Mamie Till-Mobley National Monument on what would have been Emmett's 82nd birthday. During the event, Biden took aim at attempts to “bury history.” @MaryKBruce has more. trib.al/R5L2FI4
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The land in Mississippi where 14-year-old Emmett Till’s brutally beaten body was found in 1955 will soon be one of three sites for a national monument in his honor.
Till’s cousin told @ElisePrestonTV about the first-of-its-kind recognition: “The wheels of justice grind.”


























