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What does the January 6th insurrection mean for the future of American politics? Join our live discussion with @DeborahAvant1 @creoleprof @NathanKalmoe @povertyscholar and @BrendanNyhan next Tuesday, February 16th, 2pm EST. Register: https://politicalsciencenow.com/reckoning-with-the-roots-and-aftermath-of-insurrection/ #APSAwebinar
What Everyone's Reading: Why academics need to know more about the history of higher education (opinion) https://bit.ly/374nRIh
A fantastic bit of history with long time Pi Sigma Alpha leader, Dr. Jewel Prestage. Worth a listen! https://twitter.com/APSAtweets/status/1359540243586822152
#BlackHistoryMonth The late Dr. Jewel L. Prestage was the first African American woman to earn a PhD in political science, former council member. Listen to her 1992 interview w/ APSA @PSANational African American Political Scientists Oral History Project https://bit.ly/39PGnFY