Iver Bernstein is currently serving as an African And African-American Studies Professor of History African and African-American Studies and American Culture Studies at Washington University In St. Louis.
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Iver Bernstein
Washington University in St. Louis
Professor of History African and African-American Studies and American Culture Studies
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The Material World of Modern Segregation: St. Louis in the Long Era of Ferguson. The Common Reader: A Journal of the Essay (2022)
material worldamerican studiessocial historymodern segregationblack experiencewhite supremacyraceethnic studiesafrican identityhistorycritical race theoryafrican american studiesst. louisracial discriminationracial studies
James Baldwin and American Democracy. The Common Reader: A Journal of the Essay (2019)
american studiesliberal democracypolitical sciencejames baldwindemocracyamerican political thoughtpolitical theoryamerican identitydemocratic theory
Teaching Lincoln. Peter Lang (2013)
The Problem of Evil: Slavery, Freedom, and the Ambiguities of American Reform. University of Massachusetts Press (2007)
american studiessocial historypolitical scienceblack politicsearly republiclawcolonialismamerican political thoughtamerican identityamerican reformpolitical historyafrican american studiessocial justiceoppression
Slavery in New York. The New Press (2005)
historical reviewinterdisciplinary historyhistorical analysisamerican studiessocial historyfemale sexual slaverycolonialismsettler colonialismhistorycritical race theoryafrican american studiesnew york