• Democracy Deferred: Race, Politics, and D.C.’s Two-Century Struggle for Full Voting Rights 

  Musgrove, George Derek; Asch, Chris Myers

  This report provides a summary and analysis of the circumstances that led the citizens who lived in the area designated as the seat of government to lose their right to vote in 1801, why Congress has only partially ...

• The 51st State America Needs 

  Musgrove, George Derek; Asch, Chris Myers (The New York Times, 2020-10-01)

• A MONUMENT TO BLACK RESISTANCE AND STRENGTH 

  Asch, Chris Myers; Musgrove, George Derek (American Historical Association, 2020-08-05)

• Using Archival Research to Develop Historical Thinking Skills in an Introductory Interdisciplinary Course 

  Wyck, Brian Van

  Though the value of working with historical primary sources to conduct independent research is wellestablished in the literature, opportunities for this kind of research are usually confined to classes for advanced majors.

• Turkish Teachers, Migrant Knowledge, and ‘the Qurʾan School Problem’ in West Germany 

  Wyck, Brian Van (2020-08-14)

  Beginning in early 1976, West Germans learned through media reports of the existence in the country of what were referred to, somewhat misleadingly, as “Qurʾan schools.” These were extracurricular courses where Muslim ...

• Black Power in Washington, D.C., 1961-1998 

  Musgrove, George Derek; Tolosa, Kirubel; Boot, Lee; Black Power organization; United Planning Organization

  In late 1967, Stokely Carmichael, the nation’s foremost Black Power advocate, surveyed the landscape of U.S. politics looking for a place where concerted black organizing could have its deepest impact. He chose Washington, D.C.

• ASIST AM 2020. SIG HFIS panel proposal April 27, 2020 

  Barre, Kathryn La; Burke, Colin; Buckland, Michael K.; Gorichanaz, Tim (Wiley, 2020-10-22)

  A progress report and discussion on the preservation of, and access to, historical resources relating to the history of ASIST and of Information Science and Technology generally and guidance for members interested on ...

• “Statehood is Far More Difficult” The Struggle for D.C. Self-Determination, 1980–2017 

  MUSGROVE, GEORGE DEREK

• Women of Fortune: Money, Marriage, and Murder in Early Modern England by Linda Levy Peck 

  Froide, Amy M. (MIT Press, 2020-03)

• The GOP’s Black Voter Suppression Strategy 

  Musgrove, Dr. G. Derek (2006-01-26)

• Why Black Folk Should Care About the U.S. Attorney Controversy 

  Musgrove, Dr. G. Derek (2007-03-29)

• Race, Ethics and Partisan Warfare 

  Musgrove, G. Derek (G/O Media Inc., 2010-08-10)

• It’s an ethics war, stupid 

  Musgrove, George Derek (Capitol Hill Publishing Corp., 2012-04-11)

• Not gone, not forgotten: Struggling over history in a gentrifying D.C. 

  Asch, Chris Myers; Musgrove, George Derek (The Washington Post, 2012-10-19)

• D.C.'s shadow delegation: It's not the money, it's the strategy 

  Musgrove, George Derek (The Washington Post, 2014-04-11)

• Washingtonians want a voice in Congress. Republicans say no. But it wasn’t always that way. 

  Musgrove, George Derek; Asch, Chris Myers (The Washington Post, 2017-09-25)

• Rosebud Murraye v. “New Slavery”: Segregation in Woodrow Wilson’s Washington 

  Asch, Chris Myers; Musgrove, George Derek (2017-11-15)

• A War of Ideas: Remembering Reconstruction in Washington, DC 

  Asch, Chris Myers; Musgrove, George Derek (Capital Community News, 2017-12-07)

• Again, District Salvadorans Face an Impossible Choice 

  Asch, Chris Myers; Musgrove, George Derek (Capital Community News, 2018-02-05)

• Opinion: The Origins Of ‘East Of The River’ 

  Asch, Chris Myers; Musgrove, Derek (American University Radio, 2018-04-03)

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