“'Uncivil'”: The Civil War Stories We Didn’t Learn in School"
Review of Assistant Professor Chenjerai Kumanyika's podcast "Uncivil" in "The New Yorker."
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"Uncivil, a deeply affecting new podcast, explores little-known American civil war stories"
A review of the podcast "Uncivil," co-hosted by Assistant Professor Chenjerai Kumanyika.
How a Civil War Podcast Became Urgent Listening in Today's America
The Huffington Post (by Jillian Capewell) writes about Chenjerai Kumanyika’s (SC&I) new podcast ‘Uncivil’ which seeks to clearly draw a line from American history to the present day by examining lesser-known narratives from the Civil War.
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