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“Brave and unflinching… Georgiann’s story is moving and unforgettable, one that can help us understand ourselves, and just maybe, each other.” ~C.J. Pascoe, author of Nice is Not Enough: Inequality and the Limits of Kindness at American High
New: Love and Loss After Wounded Knee by Julie Dobrow
“Written with clarity and compassion, this book is an invaluable contribution to Native American, gender, and marriage and family history.” ~Sherry Smith, author of Bohemians West
New: The Projects by Howard A. Husock
“As a public housing critic, Husock is a worthy successor of the great Jane Jacobs.” ~Edward Glaeser, Professor Economics at Harvard University and co-author of Survival of the City
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How My Grandmother’s Life Shaped My First Book by Sonia Gomez, author of Picture Bride, War Bride
When she died in 1991, my grandmother left me an oak desk, but I wouldn’t know this until decades later. Her demise came swiftly, and so did the unraveling of…
Read MoreNYU Press author Michael Jirik explores how Black intellectuals ascended in society through dissent on campus Wilberforce University, above, was named after a British abolitionist and served as a vehicle…
Read MoreTeamUP! NYU and McGill-Queen’s Savor Food Studies in NYC and Montréal
Read McGill-Queen’s University Press’s post about Eating the Urban Wild: Food and Foraging in Montréal here. There is nothing quite as comforting as a pastrami on rye with mustard, a…
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