“3-D Genealogy: Tools for Uncovering the Roots of Wealth and Privilege”   Robert G. Williams conducted research at the Brookings Institution before moving to Guilford College in Greensboro, North Carolina, where he has taught as an economics professor since 1978. … Read more

In the Southeastern United States, indigenous communities are often omitted from discussions about environmental justice. These omissions permeate public policy and have serious implications for Native American tribes living in the region today. A case in point is the proposed … Read more

The American Studies Speaker Series presents “Empire’s Dead: Incivility, Indigeneity, and the Cultural Politics of Settling,” a public lecture by Dr. Jodi A. Byrd. Byrd is a Faculty Affiliate for the National Center for Supercomputing Applications and an Associate Professor of English and … Read more