... contamination Michigan memory social justice In 1992, Channel 9&10 News in Cadillac, Michigan, aired a five-part series on the nineteenth anniversary of the PBB disaster. The series explained how the event unfolded: in 1973, Michigan Chemical Company (MCC), owned by Velsicol Chemical Corporation...

... purposely maintained itself as white—after two black narrators shared stories of their experiences with racism. The essay explores the role of public historians doing social justice work in modern America, the issues that some publics have with such work, and ways in which to deal with controversies...

...Marika Cifor; Michelle Caswell; Alda Allina Migoni; Noah Geraci Using data gleaned from semistructured interviews with seventeen community archives founders, volunteers, and staff at twelve sites, this paper examines the relations and roles of community archives and archivists in social justice...

... Town. © 2008 by The Regents of the University of California and the National Council on Public History 2008 District Six Museum Cape Town apartheid memory sites of conscience social justice The District Six Museum: An Ordinary People s Place Valmont Layne Abstract: This article...