Bicycles are often seen as vehicles of liberation, and for very good reason. But in this essential article, @ncardon.bsky.social shows us how bicycles have also been technologies of imperial identity. Check out this nuanced, deeply researched account while you wait for Nathan's new book!

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“The Historical Paths to and from Wong Kim Ark,” originally published in @modamhist.bsky.social: Read the intro by Hardeep Dhillon, @bethlewwilliams.bsky.social, @migrantherstory.bsky.social, Heather Ruth Lee, Anna Pegler-Gordon & @irpinaingiro.bsky.social :

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Truly honored to be part of this forum on birthright citizenship organized by the brilliant @migrantherstory.bsky.social! This research is now more important than ever.

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I'm tempted to post every single thing in the journal for the past year but I'll leave it to you to take a look. Great resources for teachers, reporters and just people who are interested in American history.

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Here's just one example of the kind of accessible scholarship you can find there, a terrific forum on the timely matter of birthright citizenship with contributions by @migrantherstory.bsky.social, @bethlewwilliams.bsky.social, @irpinaingiro.bsky.social, Heather Ruth Lee, and Anna Pegler-Gordon

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