I love Dorothy Cobble's "For the Many" and Patricia Romney's "We Were There"! There's also some great recent work on feminism and US imperialism like "Christian Imperial Feminism" by Gale Kenny and "The Feminist Pacific" by Rumi Yasutake :)

Clearly this guy forgot about the part where the men hold hands in the sperm 😢

The National Security Archive, Canada Declassified, and the CIA Electronic Reading Room! And maybe FRUS?

Thank you!!!

I read Moby-Dick last year expecting to be bored out of my mind and I think it might now be one of my favourite books and I legitimately think about it alot!

Slightly different but Mati Diop's film "Dahomey" is great and I think could spark conversation with students! The edited collection "Museum Activism" by Janes and Sandell has some good essays as well 😀

Thank you!

Zombie Studies might be of interest? Off the top of my head: Zombie Talk ed. by David Castillo et al or "Slaves, Cannibals, and Infected Hyper-Whites: The Race and Religion of Zombies" by Elizabeth McAlister. (Though not sure if they're all historians!)