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Creating Community Around the Class Original

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By Laura Browder, Ryan WJ Steel
| Faculty Focus
At our university’s inaugural faculty-staff research symposium last fall, the two of us met on a drug history and policy panel, and discovered we were both teaching courses on drugs the following semester. What would happen if we connected our courses?
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"RVA, Richmond, and the Geography of Memory" by Laura Browder

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By Laura Browder, of Richmond
| scholarship.richmond.edu
Home > AS > English > English Faculty Publications > 181 Abstract “Can The Old South Rebrand Itself? Richmond Tries, With A Dynamic New Logo” ran the headline of a 2012 article in the monthly business magazine Fast Company, announcing the city’s new logo, RVA — shorthand for Richmond, Virginia. “The former seat of the Confederacy has been quietly transforming itself into a more creative place,” explained author Emily Badger.
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Deracialized Nostalgia, Reracialized Community and Truncated Gentrification: Capital and Cultural Flows in Richmond, Virginia and Durban, South Africa

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By Patrick Bond, Laura Browder, of Richmond
| scholarship.richmond.edu
Title Deracialized Nostalgia, Reracialized Community and Truncated Gentrification: Capital and Cultural Flows in Richmond, Virginia and Durban, South Africa Authors Patrick Bond Laura Browder, University of RichmondFollow DOI 10.1080/08873631.2019.1595914 Abstract Gentrification literature often focuses on frictions between gentrifiers (often white) and those being displaced by the process (often low-income people of color).
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Fall 2008 | VQR Online

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By Laura Browder, Sascha Pflaeging, Brian Turner, Charles Antin
| Virginia Quarterly Review Verified
Fall 2008 The War at Home Volume 84, Number 4 • Elliott Woods on a suicide bombing in Iraq and its aftermath • Joshua Casteel on his time as an Army interrogator at Abu Ghraib • Mara Hvistendahl on China’s gender imbalance • Blake Bailey on John Cheever’s childhood • Another installment of “Jordan W.
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BackStory with the American History Guys

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By Laura Browder
| backstoryradio.org
ED: This is BackStory. I’m Ed Ayers. MALCOLM X: America is based upon the right of people to organize for self defense. This is in the Constitution of the United States. ED: This is Malcolm X speaking in 1964. He’s making an argument that may sound familiar today. But keep listening and you’ll hear something a little odd. MALCOLM X: What Article is that? UNIDENTIFIED MAN: The Second Amendment. MALCOLM X: The Second Amendment to the Constitution. ED: Yeah. Right there.
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When Janey Comes Marching Home

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By Laura Browder, Sascha Pflaeging
| Virginia Quarterly Review Verified
PUBLISHED: July 2, 2008 The first time I heard a woman describe her time in Iraq in glowing terms, I was taken aback.
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