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Eleanor Bragg, “Representing Fat Interiority Through American Memoir: The Challenges of Roxane Gay’s Hunger and Lindy West’s Shrill”
Julia Carstens, “Angels With(out) Wings: Female Subjugation and Creative Liberation in 1960s Socialist Film by Larisa Shepitko and Vera Chytilová”
Holly Carter, “Vindicating Villains: The Mafia Boss and the Street Peddler on the Silver Screen in the 1970s”
Sally Chen, “‘Take Root’: Community Formation at the San Francisco Chinatown Branch Public Library”
Emily Choi, “Idealized Visions of a Homogenous America in Postwar Pan-American Coffee Bureau Advertisements”
Susie Clements, “‘Stay Dirty’: Exploring the Grime Music Scene as an Organic Rearticulation and Reassertion of the East London Council Estate’s Worth”
Charlotte Davis, “Contemporary Understandings of Past Racial Terror: Examining Popular Memory of Female Mexican American Lynching Victims”
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Tess Fitzsimmons, “Saints, Gauls, and Sicily: An Analysis of Three Spaces in the Dialogues of Gregory the Great”
Marella Gayla, “Watching Paint Dry: How Boston Tradesmen Invented Home Renovation Television”
Annie Goldsmith, “‘The Path of Knowledge’: How Sorosis and Professional Women’s Literary Circles Redefined the Female Reader, 1860-1900”
Alec Grigorian, “‘They Serve No Useful Purpose’: Refugees, Resettlement, and the Making of Modern Hong Kong”
Hannah Hardenbergh, “Gordon Parks’ Subtle Style and Impact on Civil Rights Photography, 1942-1963”
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Julissa Higgins, “Pushing the Limits of Materiality: How Marina Abramović Set the Stage for the (Immersive) Art of the 1960s and Beyond”
Sophia Hunt, “‘The Black Queenie of Harlem’: Stephanie St. Clair’s Pragmatic Racial Activism in New York City in the 1920s and 1930s”
John Conor Kennedy,“The Man Nobody Knows: Oral Roberts, The Prosperity Gospel, and the Spiritual Marketplace”
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Michelle Liang, “Playing With Power: Kink, Race, and Desire”
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Molly Nolan, “‘Open Spaces’: Settler Colonialism, Cold War Nuclear Testing, and the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara of South Australia”
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