Abraham Lincoln and the Hand of Freedom: Maxim & Monument, Memory & Myth Tu, Oct 5, 4pm The Bow of Promise: Lincoln, Liberty, and the Artillery of Silence   We, Oct 6, 4pm True to the Cause: Revisiting the Prose and Poetry of Emancipation   Th, Oct 7, 4pm Space for One Stone: The Iconography of Freedom Reconsidered  

Abraham Lincoln and the Hand of Freedom: Maxim & Monument, Memory & Myth Tu, Oct 5, 4pm The Bow of Promise: Lincoln, Liberty, and the Artillery of Silence   We, Oct 6, 4pm True to the Cause: Revisiting the Prose and Poetry of Emancipation   Th, Oct 7, 4pm Space for One Stone: The Iconography of Freedom Reconsidered  

Abraham Lincoln and the Hand of Freedom: Maxim & Monument, Memory & Myth Tu, Oct 5, 4pm The Bow of Promise: Lincoln, Liberty, and the Artillery of Silence   We, Oct 6, 4pm True to the Cause: Revisiting the Prose and Poetry of Emancipation   Th, Oct 7, 4pm Space for One Stone: The Iconography of Freedom Reconsidered  

Into the Light: Liberating Winslow Homer's "Near Andersonville" Lecture 3: The Woman in the Sunlight Photo Gallery

Into the Light: Liberating Winslow Homer's "Near Andersonville" Lecture 2: Behind Enemy Lines Photo Gallery

Into the Light: Liberating Winslow Homer's "Near Andersonville" Lecture 1: The Picture in the Attic Photo Gallery

Jim Crow Good Neighbors: The Failed Promise of Black-Brown Solidarity Lecture 3: Black v. Brown and Brown v. Board  

Jim Crow Good Neighbors: The Failed Promise of Black-Brown Solidarity Lecture 2: The Politics of Race in the Fight for Fair Employment Practices  

Jim Crow Good Neighbors: The Failed Promise of Black-Brown Solidarity Lecture 1: Bringing the Good Neighbor Policy Home to the U.S.  

The Supreme Court and The Peculiar Institution: Marshall, Story, Taney, and the Defense of Slavery   Lecture 1: Chief Justice Marshall and Slavery: A Slaveholding Chief Justice Discovers the Limits of National Power Lecture 2: Joseph Story and Slavery: The Enigma of an Antislavery Man Who Became a Proslavery Justice Lecture 3: Chief Justice Taney and Slavery: Defending the Cornerstone at all Costs