• Omer

    Omer 11: Memory in a Moving World

    Yesterday evening, I ran supertitles for a Yiddish Play written in 1944 about the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising (just a year and a half after the event), דער נס אין געטאָ (Der Nes in…

  • Black History

    Building Strong Communities Anew

    After the Civil War, Black people in the U.S. needed to continue strengthening their communities and shared resources. Part of this effort occurred through homesteading efforts, or establishing their own towns, especially moving…

  • Black History

    Integration: An Ongoing Pursuit

    Commemorating the one U.S. Supreme Court case bundling five different struggles for integration in schools, the Brown versus Board of Education National Historical Park in Topeka, Kansas is a reminder of the work…