Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey teaches American history at the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs, blogs at Religion in American History, and is author of Bounds of Their Habitation: Race and Religion in American History.
When immigrants are demonized, how does the church respond?
What Christians did—and didn’t do—about the Japanese internment.
The black social gospel
In American history, some lives have mattered; others have not. That difference fundamentally has been a racial one.
The world slavery made
Edward Baptist so powerfully captures the pain and tragedy of plantation slavery that I had to force myself to turn each page.
With malice toward Lincoln
John McKee Barr constructs a persuasive narrative of Lincoln loathing—by Lost Causers, neo-Confederates, libertarians, and even some liberals.
An Idea Whose Time Has Come, by Todd S. Purdum
Todd Purdum's work of journalistic history on the Civil Rights Act of 1964 is ultimately a story about politicians doing the right thing.
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