An examination of American history’s most pressing questions….
Author: Eve Galanis
Eve Galanis is a historian, social studies teacher, artist and performer based in Connecticut. She has presented her research at historical conferences including Yale University's Ethnic Studies Symposium and the National Council on Public History. She has been featured as guest on NPR to discuss Connecticut's LGBTQ+ history. Her thesis "Borders and Bodies: The El Paso Quarantine and Mexican Women's Resistance," was recently published by the University of Alabama's journal of history, The Crimson Review. She currently teaches History and Philosophy in Connecticut.
Inquiry on American History: Reconstruction-WWII
An examination of American history’s most pressing questions….
Inquiry on American History: A New Nation-Civil War
An examination of American history’s most pressing questions….
The New York Draft Riots: Intersections of Black and Irish Marginalization
The New York Draft Riots in 1863 almost destabilized the city and was one of the most violent events in the North during the Civil War.