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SUMMARY:Racial Politics and Veteran America: A Conversation with Joseph Darda
DESCRIPTION:Please join Fordham’s War Studies Collaborative for a virtual talk titled “Racial Politics and Veteran America: A Conversation with Joseph Darda.” \nDarda\, associate professor of English and the director of graduate studies for comparative race and ethnic studies at Texas Christian University\, will discuss his eye-opening history of American racial politics and war culture in the late 20th century\, How White Men Won the Culture Wars: A History of Veteran America (UC Press 2021). The talk will conclude with a Q&A led by members of the War Studies Collaborative. \nTune in to the lecture at https://fordham.zoom.us/j/88045711998?pwd=Z0dnbnRQUUtPckVUaG1BN1M2ZDViZz09. \nWe encourage anyone who might be interested in learning about the ongoing legacy of the Vietnam War and exploring new directions in the field of war studies to attend.
URL:https://now.fordham.edu/event/racial-politics-and-veteran-america-a-conversation-with-joseph-darda/
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