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Névnapok: Timót + Balár, Bános, Bertram, Erik, Erika, Ferenc, Metella, Miléna, Oxána, Surány, Surd, Szaléz, Szalók, Szénia, Taddeus, Tádé, Timóteus, Timóteusz, Vera, Veron, Verona, Veronika, Veronka, Xénia

Események

Politikai események
 1458 – Hunyadi Mátyást Budán I. Mátyás néven magyar királlyá választják.
 1943 – Befejeződik a Casablancai konferencia, amelyen Winston Churchill és Franklin D. Roosevelt döntenek a szövetségesek észak-afrikai, szicíliai és olaszországi partraszállásairól.
 1958 – A Magyar Szocialista Munkáspárt Központi Bizottsága (MSZMP KB) módosítja korábbi döntését, és Rákosi Mátyást meghatározatlan időre száműzi.
 1980 – Indira Gandhi ismét kormányt alakít Indiában.
 2008
 A bizalmi szavazás elvesztése nyomán Romano Prodi olasz miniszterelnök benyújtja lemondását.
 Lemond Peter Hain brit munka- és nyugdíjügyi miniszter, miután rendőrségi vizsgálat indult kampánypénzekkel kapcsolatos szabálytalanságok miatt.

Tudományos és gazdasági események
 1978 – Kanada északnyugati térségeire zuhan a Kozmosz–954 szovjet tengerészeti felderítő műhold.
 1984 – Az Apple Computer bemutatja az első Macintosh-t.
 1994 – ESA rakétával földkörüli pályára áll az első török műhold, a Turksat–1.

Kulturális események

Irodalmi, színházi és filmes események
 1940 - Bemutatják New Yorkban a John Ford által rendezett Érik a gyümölcs című filmet.
 2012 – Sztankay István színművészt választják a Nemzet Színészévé, a 2011 decemberében elhunyt Garas Dezső helyére.

Zenei események

Sportesemények

Egyéb események
 1848 – James W. Marshall Kaliforniában, egy colomai fűrészmalom (Sutter's Mill) mellett aranyat talál; ezzel kezdetét veszi a kaliforniai aranyláz, amely fordulópontot jelent a térség fejlődésében, San Francisco néhány sátorból álló falucskából virágzó várossá növi ki magát.
 1907 – Ezen a napon mérték Magyarországon a valaha mért legmagasabb légnyomást. Aznap 1055,9 hPa értéket mutatott a barométer.
 1942 – Baján –34,1 °C-os hőmérsékleti rekordot mérnek, valamint ezen a napon ugyanitt mérték az eddigi legalacsonyabb napi középhőmérsékletet is, amely -26,8 fok volt.
 1986 – Megdőlt az országos éjszakai minimum hőmérsékleti rekord Budapesten. A fővárosban +4,5 fokot mértek.
 1999 – Az ausztriai Deutschlandsberg mellett egy magyar turistabusz 18 halálos áldozattal járó balesetet szenved.
 2015 – Megdőlt az országos éjszakai minimum hőmérsékleti rekord Budapesten. A fővárosban, Lágymányoson +5,2 fokot mértek.
 2018 – Tűzvész tör ki a piemonti Sacra di San Michele bencés apátság műemléki épületében.

Születések
 76 – Hadrianus római császár († 138)
 1712 – Nagy Frigyes porosz király († 1786)
 1732 – Pierre-Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais francia író, színműíró (A sevillai borbély, Figaro házassága)  († 1799)
 1776 – E. T. A. Hoffmann német író, komponista, zenekritikus, karmester, jogász, grafikus és karikaturista († 1822)
 1798 – Karl Georg Christian von Staudt német matematikus († 1867)
 1882 – Bodor Ödön magyar atléta, labdarúgó († 1927)
 1888 – Vicki Baum osztrák írónő († 1960)
 1901 – Mihail Romm szovjet filmrendező († 1971)
 1906 – Barsy Béla Kossuth-díjas magyar színész († 1968)
 1911 – Lázár Gyula világbajnoki ezüstérmes magyar labdarúgó († 1983)
 1913 – Bródy Tamás Liszt Ferenc-díjas magyar karmester, zeneszerző, érdemes művész († 1990)
 1917 – Ernest Borgnine Oscar-díjas amerikai színész († 2012)
 1918 – Art Cross amerikai autóversenyző († 2005)
 1928 – Michel Serrault francia színész, César-díjas († 2007)
 1929 – Dési Ábel magyar költő, prózaíró, kritikus, publicista († 2008)
 1934 – Földi Teri Jászai Mari-díjas magyar színésznő († 2020)
 1934 – Kovács Iby magyar színésznő, operett primadonna
 1937 – Baranyi Ferenc Kossuth-díjas magyar költő
 1939 – Gallay Judit Jászai Mari-díjas színésznő
 1941 – Daniel Shechtman Nobel-díj-as izraeli kémikus
 1943 – Izsmán Nelly magyar énekesnő, revütáncos († 2014)
 1943 – Sharon Tate amerikai színésznő († 1969)
 1943 – Tony Trimmer brit autóversenyző
 1944 – Klaus Nomi német kontratenor énekes († 1983)
 1946 – Michael Ontkean kanadai színész
 1948 – Németh Miklós politikus, magyar miniszterelnök
 1950 – Daniel Auteuil francia színész
 1951 – Szenthelyi Miklós Kossuth-díjas magyar hegedűművész
 1953 – Csengey Dénes magyar író, költő, politikus († 1991)
 1954 – Jo Gartner osztrák autóversenyző († 1986)
 1959 – Böjte Csaba ferences szerzetes
 1960 – Petridisz Hrisztosz görög származású magyar színész, táncos
 1961 – Nastassja Kinski amerikai színésznő
 1963 – Prókai Annamária magyar színésznő, szinkronszínész († 2000)
 1964 – Frenkó Zsolt magyar színész, rendező, író
 1975 – Szarvas Attila magyar színész
 1978 – Kovács Krisztián magyar színész
 1980 – Yordanis Arencibia kubai cselgáncsozó
 1982 – Claudia Heill osztrák cselgáncsozó († 2011)
 1983 – Scott Speed amerikai autóversenyző
 1984 – Justin Baldoni amerikai színész
 1990 – Ryosuke Irie japán úszó
 1996 – Oumar Touré mali úszó, olimpikon

Halálozások
 41 – Caligula római császár (* 12)
 772 – III. (IV.) István pápa (* 720 körül)
 817 – IV. (V.) István pápa
 1550 – Gyulai Farkas zágrábi püspök
 1852 – Ján Kollár költő (* 1793)
 1878 – Pieter Bleeker holland orvos és ichthiológus (* 1819)
 1905 – Máriássy János honvéd ezredes (* 1822)
 1920 – Amedeo Modigliani olasz festő és szobrász (* 1884)
 1965 – Winston Churchill Nagy-Britannia miniszterelnöke (* 1874)
 1966 – Selmeczi Mihály magyar színész, érdemes művész (* 1898)
 1972 – Bóbis Gyula olimpiai bajnok birkózó (* 1909)
 1972 – Kurzmayer Károly osztrák operatőr, rendező (* 1901)
 1976 – Kilián József magyar építőmérnök, egyetemi oktató (* 1925)
 1981 – Rákosi Mária magyar színésznő (* 1927)
 1981 – Nagy Géza művelődésszervező, műfordító (* 1914)
 1982 – Hajdú Endre Jászai Mari-díjas magyar színész (* 1925)
 1983 – George Cukor amerikai filmrendező (* 1899)
 1986 – L. Ron Hubbard író, a Szcientológia Egyház alapítója (* 1911)
 1991 – Bajor Andor magyar író, költő, humorista (* 1927)
 1996 – Iharos Sándor atléta (* 1930)
 2003 – Gianni Agnelli olasz üzletember (* 1921)
 2004 – Kristó Gyula magyar történész, akadémikus (* 1939)
 2005 – Tandori Károly Kossuth- és Széchenyi-díjas magyar matematikus, egyetemi tanár, az MTA rendes tagja (* 1925)
 2006 – Chris Penn amerikai színész (* 1965)
 2010 – Csetri Elek erdélyi magyar történész, az MTA külső tagja (* 1924)
 2012 – James Farentino amerikai filmszínész (* 1938)
 2014 – Kiss Zoltán László magyar festőművész, rajztanár (* 1949)
 2014 – Szekendy Tamás magyar zongora-, orgona- és csembalóművész (* 1961)
 2022 – Csollány Szilveszter magyar olimpiai, világ- és Európa-bajnok tornász (* 1970)
 2022 – Kabdebó Lóránt József Attila-díjas magyar irodalomtörténész, kritikus, egyetemi tanár, Szabó Lőrinc monográfusa (* 1936)

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Article Navigation > Zoological Research > 1990 > 11(1): 7-16
Edmund D.Brodie, Jr, Ronald A.Nussbaum, YANG Da-tong. Antipredator Behavior of Chinese Salamanders (Salamandridae). Zoological Research, 1990, 11(1): 7-16.
Citation: Edmund D.Brodie, Jr, Ronald A.Nussbaum, YANG Da-tong. Antipredator Behavior of Chinese Salamanders (Salamandridae). Zoological Research, 1990, 11(1): 7-16.
Antipredator Behavior of Chinese Salamanders (Salamandridae)
Edmund D.Brodie,
Ronald A.Nussbaum,
YANG Da-tong
University of Texas at Arlington,Arlington,TX,76109,USA;2.University of Michigan,Ann Arbor,MI 48109,USA;3.Zoology,Academia Sinica,Kunming,yunnan,China
Chinese salamanders of the Family Salamandridae have evolved a remarkable diversity of characteristics which protect them from predators.These characters are associated with the presence of powerful skin toxins.The distribution of antipredator mechanisms in the family is presented in Table 1,and photographs illustrate the antipredator behaviors.It is very important to use the established definitions and terms associated with the different antipredator behaviors.Most salamanders of the family Salamadridae exhibit bright ventral color patterns which serve to warn predators of the presence of distasteful skin secretions.Some species such as Cynops cyanura and Paramesotriton chinensis even roll onto their backs to exhibit the ventral coloration.
Antipredator behavior,

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Krzysztof Kowalewski (* 20. März 1937 in Warschau; † 6. Februar 2021 in Warschau) war ein polnischer Schauspieler.

Leben
Kowalewski absolvierte seine Schauspielausbildung an der Staatlichen Schauspielschule PWST in Warschau und erhielt 1960 sein Diplom. Er spielte seit 1960 an diversen Warschauer Theatern. Seit 1977 war er Ensemblemitglied des Teatr Współczesny in Warschau. 1960 hatte er einen ersten kleinen Filmauftritt in Die Kreuzritter von Aleksander Ford und spielte seitdem in über 90 Film- und Fernsehproduktionen. Kowalewski war vor allem als Komödiant ein populärer polnischer Schauspieler.

Filmografie (Auswahl)

 1960: Die Kreuzritter (Krzyżacy)
 1974: Sintflut (Potop)
 1976: Der Brünette erscheint am Abend (Brunet wieczorową porą)
 1978: Was tust du mir, wenn du mich fängst? (Co mi zrobisz, jak mnie złapiesz?)
 1979: Kung-Fu
 1981: Miś
 1982: Die Notlösung (Wyjście awaryjne)
 1985: Die Kinder vom Mühlental (Urwisy z Doliny Młynów)
 1986: Die Komödiantin (Komediantka)
 1989: Janna (Janka)
 1991: Leben für Leben – Maximilian Kolbe (Życie za życie: Maksymilian Kolbe)
 1991: Rozmowy kontrolowane
 1995: Nic śmiesznego
 1996: Die Verwandlungsmaschine (Maszyna Zmian) (Fernsehserie, Folge 10, Der Papa im Ohr)
 1997: Nocne Graffiti
 1999: Mit Feuer und Schwert (Ogniem i mieczem)
 2000: Operacja Koza
 2001: W pustyni i w puszczy
 2003: König Ubu (Ubu król)
 2004: Nigdy w życiu!
 2007: Ryś

Weblinks

 Krzysztof Kowalewski auf Filmpolski.pl mit zahlreichen Fotos

Einzelnachweise

Theaterschauspieler
Filmschauspieler
Darstellender Künstler (Warschau)
Pole
Geboren 1937
Gestorben 2021
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Carey Bell Harrington (November 14, 1936 – May 6, 2007) was an American blues musician who played harmonica in the Chicago blues style. Bell played harmonica and bass guitar for other blues musicians from the late 1950s to the early 1970s before embarking on a solo career. Besides his own albums, he recorded as an accompanist or duo artist with Earl Hooker, Robert Nighthawk, Lowell Fulson, Eddie Taylor, Louisiana Red and Jimmy Dawkins and was a frequent partner with his son, the guitarist Lurrie Bell. Blues Revue called Bell "one of Chicago's finest harpists." The Chicago Tribune said Bell was "a terrific talent in the tradition of Sonny Boy Williamson and Little Walter."

Career

Early life
Bell was born Carey Bell Harrington in Macon, Mississippi. As a child, he was intrigued by the music of Louis Jordan and wanted a saxophone to be like his hero Jordan. His family could not afford one, so he had to settle for a harmonica, colloquially known as a "Mississippi saxophone". Soon Bell was attracted by the blues harmonica greats—DeFord Bailey, Big Walter Horton, Marion "Little Walter" Jacobs, Sonny Boy Williamson I and Sonny Boy Williamson II—and taught himself to play. By the time he was eight, he was proficient on the instrument. When he was thirteen, he joined the blues band of his godfather, the pianist Lovie Lee.

Chicago
In September 1956, Lee persuaded Bell to go with him to Chicago. Not long after arriving, Bell went to the Club Zanzibar, where Little Walter was appearing. Bell met Walter and later learned some harp playing from him and from Big Walter Horton, his main Chicago teacher. To help further his chances of employment as a musician, he learned how to play the electric bass from Hound Dog Taylor.

Having learned from some of the greatest blues harp players of the genre, Bell arrived in Chicago at an unfortunate time. The demand for harp players was decreasing there, as the electric guitar became the prominent blues instrument. To pay the bills, he joined several bands as a bassist. In the late 1960s, he performed regularly on the West Side of Chicago with the guitarists Eddie Taylor and Royal Johnson, playing harmonica and bass. In 1969, Bell toured Europe with the American Folk Blues Festival and played at the Royal Albert Hall in London, appearing on a live recording of the event.

Debut through 1980s
In 1969, Delmark Records in Chicago released Bell's debut album, Carey Bell's Blues Harp. He played with Muddy Waters in late 1970 and 1971 and later with Willie Dixon's Chicago Blues All-Stars. In 1972, Bell teamed up with Big Walter in the studio and recorded Big Walter Horton with Carey Bell for Alligator Records. A year later Bell released a solo project, Last Night, for BluesWay. He continued to play with Dixon and with his own groups. In 1978, he was featured on the Grammy-nominated album Living Chicago Blues, released by Alligator. Also in the 1970s, he contributed to two recordings by the Bob Riedy Blues Band.

During the 1980s Bell continued to record for various labels and to tour. In 1990, he teamed up with fellow harpists Junior Wells, James Cotton and Billy Branch to record Harp Attack!, one of Alligator's best-selling albums.

Alligator years
Despite years in the business and work with Alligator, Bell's first full-length solo album for the label, Deep Down, was not released until 1995. He released a second album, Good Luck Man, for the label in 1997. Second Nature followed in 2004 (recorded in Finland a few years earlier), in which he was accompanied by his son, the guitarist Lurrie Bell (who also played guitar, along with Carl Weathersby, on Deep Down).

In 1998, Bell was awarded the Blues Music Award for Traditional Male Artist of the Year.

Final work
In 2007, Delmark Records released a live set by Bell, accompanied by a band that included his son Lurrie, the guitarist Scott Cable, Kenny Smith, Bob Stroger, and Joe Thomas.

Death
Bell died of heart failure on May 6, 2007, in Chicago.

Discography
Carey Bell's Blues Harp (Delmark, 1969)
Big Walter Horton with Carey Bell (Alligator, 1973) with Big Walter Horton
Last Night (BluesWay, 1973)
Heartaches and Pain (Delmark, 1977 [1994])
Goin' on Main Street (Evidence), 1982
Son of a Gun (Rooster Blues), 1984
Straight Shoot (Blues South West), 1986
Harpslinger (JSP), 1988
Dynasty! (JSP), 1990
Mellow Down Easy (Blind Pig), 1991
Breakdown Blues Live!, with "The Cat" (CMA), 1992
Harpmaster (JSP), 1994
Carey Bell & Spike Ravenswood (Saar), 1995
Deep Down (Alligator), 1995
Good Luck Man (Alligator), 1997
Brought Up the Hard Way (JSP CD 802), 1999
Second Nature (Alligator), 2004
Gettin' Up: Live at Buddy Guy's Legends, Rosa's and Lurrie's Home, with Lurrie Bell (Delmark), 2007

With Louisiana Red
Reality Blues (L+R), 1980
Boy from Black Bayou (L+R), 1983
My Life (L+R), 1984
Brothers in Blues (CMA Records), 1993
Live at 55 (Enja), 1994
The Blues Masters Bad Case of the Blues (Mojo Tone), 2004

Collaborations with other artists
I Feel Good! with John Lee Hooker (Carson, 1970)
I Wanna Dance All Night with John Lee Hooker (America, 1970)
2 Bugs and a Roach with Earl Hooker (Arhoolie, 1969)
Lake Michigan Ain't No River, with Bob Riedy Blues Band, 1972–1973
"Unk" in Funk with Muddy Waters (Chess, 1974)
Just Off Halsted, with Bob Riedy Blues Band (Flying Fish FF 006), 1974
Blues After Sunrise, with Heinz Sauer and Bob Degen (L+R 40017), 1980
Harp Attack!, with James Cotton, Junior Wells and Billy Branch (Alligator), 1990
Delta Bluesman, with Honeyboy Edwards (Earwig 4922), 1991
Good Candy, with Lovie Lee (Earwig 4928), 1994
You Can't Take My Blues, with Doug MacLeod (Sledgehammer Blues 2-AQM-1041), 1996
Blues Blues Blues, with the Jimmy Rogers All Stars (Atlantic), 1998
Superharps II, with Lazy Lester, Raful Neal and Snooky Pryor (Telarc), 2001
Family Album, with Wentus Blues Band (Bluelight), 2004

References

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"Harmonica Great Dies at 70" at NPR.org
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Count down to Christmas by counting your blessings, pope says
An Advent wreath is pictured in the Apostolic Palace at the Vatican Dec. 15. (CNS photo/Paul Haring)
A Nativity scene and Christmas tree decorate the Apostolic Palace at the Vatican Dec. 15. (CNS photo/Paul Haring)
By Cindy Wooden • Catholic News Service • Posted December 15, 2014
VATICAN CITY (CNS) — No saint was ever known for having a "funeral face," Pope Francis said; the joy of knowing one is loved by God and saved by Christ must be seen at least in a sense of peace, if not a smile.
Celebrating the third Sunday of Advent, Gaudete Sunday, Dec. 14, Pope Francis paid an evening visit to Rome's St. Joseph Parish, meeting with the sick, with a group of Gypsies, with a first Communion class and with dozens of couples whose newborn babies were baptized in the past year.
"Be joyful as you prepare for Christmas," he told them at Mass, urging as a first step that people thank God each day for the blessings they have been given.
A Christian's Christmas joy has nothing to do with "the consumerism that leads to everyone being anxious Dec. 24 because, 'Oh, I don't have this, I need that' — no, that is not God's joy."
With Christmas "less than 15 days away, no 13 days, let us pray. Don't forget, we pray for Christmas joy. We give thanks to God for the many things he has given us and for faith, first of all."
Earlier in the day, reciting the Angelus with visitors in St. Peter's Square, Pope Francis blessed the statues of the Baby Jesus that will take center place in Nativity scenes in Rome schools, churches and homes. Addressing the children who brought their figurines to the square, the pope said, "When you pray in front of your creche at home, remember to pray for me, like I will remember you."
At the end of the Angelus, volunteers distributed a little booklet, marked "gift of Pope Francis," containing the texts of the Our Father and Hail Mary and other "traditional prayers," as well as prayers drawn from the Psalms and the "five-finger prayer." Using the fingers on one hand, the prayer guides people in praying for those closest to them, for those who teach, for those who govern, for those who are weak and — on the pinkie or smallest finger — for one's own humility.
"The human heart desires joy," the pope said in his Angelus address. "We all want joy; every family, all peoples aspire to joy. But what kind of joy are Christians called to witness? It is that joy that comes from closeness to God and from his presence in our lives."
A man holds a figurine of the baby Jesus as Pope Francis leads the Angelus from the window of his studio overlooking St. Peter's Square at the Vatican Dec. 14. The pope blessed figurines of the baby Jesus held by people in the square. (CNS photo/Paul Haring)
"A Christian is one who has a heart full of peace because he or she knows how to find joy in the Lord even when going through difficult moments in life," he said. "Having faith does not mean not having difficulties, but having the strength to face them knowing that we are not alone."
When joy or at least peace shines through a person's face, he said, others will wonder why, opening the possibility of sharing with them the Gospel.
With Christmas approaching, the pope said, "the church invites us to give witness that Jesus is not just a historical figure; he is the word of God who continues to illuminate people's paths today; his gestures — the sacraments — show the tenderness, consolation of love of the Father for every human being."
Dressed in rose vestments for the evening Mass at the parish on Rome's western edge, Pope Francis explained that usually Advent vestments are a dark color, "but today they are rose because the joy of Christmas is blossoming."
"The joy of Christmas is a special joy, a joy that is not only for Christmas Day, but for the entire life of a Christian," he said.
Speaking without a prepared text, the pope said someone could say, "'Oh, father, we make a big meal (at Christmas) and everyone is happy.' This is beautiful. A big meal is good, but it is not the Christian joy we're talking about."
Christian joy, he said, "comes from prayer and from giving thanks to God." It grows as one reviews all the blessings God has given.
"But there are people who do not know how to thank God; they always look for things to complain about," the pope said. Speaking confidentially, he told parishioners that he used to know a nun who worked hard, "but her life was all about complaining," so much so that "in the convent they called her 'Sister Whiner.' But a Christian can't live that way, always looking for something to complain about!"
Women hold figurines of the baby Jesus as Pope Francis leads the Angelus from the window of his studio overlooking St. Peter's Square at the Vatican Dec. 14. The pope blessed figurines of the baby Jesus held by people in the square. (CNS photo/Paul Haring)
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Praise for a Book That Will Change Teaching About Slavery
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By Kate Shuster
This month we learned that in 1838, the Jesuits who ran what became Georgetown University sold 272 slaves to keep the institution operating. The editorial board of The New York Times has called on the university to pay reparations to their descendants. Last month, after extended student activism, Harvard Law School agreed to remove the crest of a wealthy slave owner from its seal.
Slavery isn't in the past. It's in the headlines. Since I wrote in this space last June about teaching slavery, we've seen a popular history textbook called out for describing enslaved persons as "workers," and we've seen wide public criticism of children's books that depict slaves as happy and eager to please their owners. Sometimes it seems we're never going to figure out how to tell the real stories of American slavery in our classrooms and communities.
Vast and Inadequate Resources
Part of the problem for teachers is that freely available resources for teaching slavery are both vast and inadequate. There are a many excellent digital collections of original historical documents for teaching the history of American slavery from its roots in global history through what Ira Berlin has described as "the long emancipation." However, these resource collections can be overwhelming for teachers, and the learning objects are not normally linked to concrete practices.
There are also a number of institutions that offer professional development for teachers about slavery. These in-person seminars are unlikely to reach all but the most dedicated educators. Finally, there are smaller museums and organizations that offer a handful of lessons that teachers could pick up for use in classrooms, but these are widely disparate in quality, do not offer a unified approach to the subject, suffer from large gaps in covering the relevant parts of the American history sequence, and generally focus on secondary students. Even an especially motivated teacher is likely to become lost and dispirited when looking for meaningful free resources online.
The Potential to Change Teaching
However, a new book shows considerable promise in pointing teachers toward actionable strategies rooted in high-quality scholarship. This February, the University of Wisconsin Press and the Harvey Goldberg Center for Excellence in Teaching published Understanding and Teaching American Slavery, a book that has the potential to change the way that slavery is taught in American schools. It takes a comprehensive look at slavery across American history, offering dozens of concrete suggestions for teaching strategies and learning objects that could be used in all K-12 social studies classrooms.
The book begins with an introduction by Ira Berlin, laying out "ten essential elements" that any curriculum dealing with slavery should incorporate. These include teaching the disparate manifestations of slavery's impact for different peoples in different situations; complicating the relationship between slavery and racism; and refusing to deny the agency of enslaved peoples. Teachers can use these essential elements to ensure their lessons give slavery the nuanced and thorough treatment that it deserves.
Specific Ideas about Engaging Students
The introductory chapters by James W. Loewen and Steven Thurston Oliver will help educators at any level identify opportunities and challenges in teaching about slavery while giving concrete strategies to navigate often-treacherous terrain. Loewen suggests beginning with the slavery's lasting legacy in the present day, asking students to examine socioeconomic inequalities and specific representations (or lack of representation) in cultural products, such as the now-defunct and almost entirely white Skymall. Oliver reminds us that it is both necessary and challenging to create a "safe space" to discuss slavery and its lasting trauma. He suggests approaching with compassion:
"I find that laying out a simple premise - namely, we didn't do this - in clear terms helps students get past any sense of personal guilt they may experience. We were born into this mess, and various forms of structural oppression are built on foundations that have been in place for centuries. This point - "we didn't create these systems of oppression in which we find ourselves" - is quickly followed by another statement: "We all have a responsibility for considering how we might be part of upholding these systems and we must commit ourselves to the work of undoing these systems."
The following chapters walk through specific content areas, proceeding from the origin of slavery in the Americas through emancipation and the present day. The third part of the book includes chapters that take a deep dive into resources and strategies including film, art, narratives and archaeology. A massive online archive like the thousands of interviews with former slaves by the Federal Writers Project can confuse teachers. What's more, some might be tempted to take these interviews at face value, rather than encouraging students to read the narratives critically with an eye toward context. Cynthia Lynn Lyerly's chapter walks teachers through better ways to use these narratives to teach critical literacy and historical thinking.
The book's editors, Bethany Jay and Cynthia Lynn Lyerly, told me that they worked closely with authors to ensure that each chapter includes specific ideas for engaging students in the content. Their work, and the attention of the authors, shows. Any teacher of American history can find something in this book that speaks to their part of the scope and sequence.
In a world where the divide between historians and educators is often both vast and vague, it's refreshing to see a book that takes seriously the bridge between understanding and teaching. Teachers with serious content knowledge are more likely to be effective, but we all know that content knowledge isn't enough in the classroom. I hope we'll see more resources like this stellar book to help move our society closer to understanding slavery in all of its dimensions. We, and our students, dearly need this knowledge to navigate the present.
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Kate Shuster is an educational consultant and author based in Montgomery, Alabama. She has advised and evaluated Teaching Tolerance's Perspectives for a Diverse America curriculum. She is the author of 14 textbooks, and is a nationally recognized expert on debate as an educational medium.
For earlier stories about slavery, see this post about the Whitney Plantation and Shuster's post about connecting debate to the teaching of slavery.
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JoanofArgh Apr 2022 OP
I keep hearing here,
gab13by13 Apr 2022 #1
Kid Berwyn Apr 2022 #2
because many dwell on rosy old projections & fail to adjust to the new realities that are less rosy
Celerity Apr 2022 #3
"states, such as Pennsylvania..have endorsed..the "independent state legislature theory."
BumRushDaShow Apr 2022 #8
Six months in advance?
brooklynite Apr 2022 #4
It is to me,
Also not relevant to the subject...Senate races aren't impacted by redistricting.
Thanks for the reminder,
People, don't get in the bad habit of skipping the primaries.
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gab13by13 (14,651 posts)
1. I keep hearing here,
about how Democrats made out with redistricting. I never for one second believed it. Don't come back with GOTV, I already voted.
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Kid Berwyn (11,015 posts)
2. +1
Like a chorus of calm down.
Celerity (34,279 posts)
3. because many dwell on rosy old projections & fail to adjust to the new realities that are less rosy
With NY now tossed, atm the Rethugs are back to a net +9 seats gained, with 4 states including NY now, (40 total districts between the 4 states) to go
https://www.politico.com/interactives/2022/congressional-redistricting-maps-by-state-and-district/
Also the US Supreme Court has been beating us down now too in the past few weeks
Democrats' redistricting gains hit a roadblock: The Supreme Court
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/04/15/supreme-court-redistricting/
Wisconsin Democrats thought they had won the redistricting war. They took over the governor's office, competed in and won state judicial races and filed lawsuits as early as they could, determined to prevent another cycle of Republican-leaning maps. After a battle between Democratic Gov. Tony Evers and Republican legislators, a conservative judge sided with Evers, rejecting a Republican-drawn legislative map in favor of one that was better for Democrats. But Republicans took their case to the U.S. Supreme Court — and won. "It was a Hail Mary's Hail Mary, not something we were very focused on," said Ben Wikler, the chair of Wisconsin's Democratic Party. "But here we are."
After a redistricting cycle that initially went better than expected for Democrats, the conservative Supreme Court has bolstered Republican efforts to reverse that trend, with more cases in the wings from GOP attorneys and legislators from multiple states. Alabama Republicans persuaded the Supreme Court to override a lower court's ruling that would have forced the state to draw two congressional districts with large Black voting blocs. In Florida, Gov. Ron DeSantis has laid the groundwork for a legal battle over his desire to eliminate a district with a plurality of Black voters. Ohio Republicans, who have repeatedly lost in the state Supreme Court over gerrymandered maps, is waging a parallel legal fight in a more favorable federal court.
What worries Democrats and voting rights advocates most is the potential that the Supreme Court will validate a legal theory that state legislatures alone must draw political maps — a judgment that would give lawmakers final say over redistricting, stripping out the role that governors, judges and even independent commissions set up by voters have in the process. North Carolina Republicans have asked the court to weigh in; Republicans in other states, such as Pennsylvania and Ohio, have endorsed the idea, known colloquially as the "independent state legislature theory."
If adopted, Democrats and voting rights advocates say, state legislatures — many of them gerrymandered to maximize control — would obtain unprecedented power. "It would be Defcon 1 to democracy," said David Pepper, former Democratic state party chairman in Ohio. "They're coming up with multiple ways to get around the fact that state Supreme Courts have risen as the strongest check on these gerrymandered state legislatures," Pepper said. "Declaring statehouses beyond judicial review would be devastating to democracy. They basically are already not accountable at the polls, so the only thing we have at this point is courts to hold them into check."
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BumRushDaShow (107,602 posts)
8. "states, such as Pennsylvania..have endorsed..the "independent state legislature theory."
Except here in PA (not mentioned in that article), the SCOTUS refused to hear a challenge to the 2018 decision by the State Supreme Court related to the gerrymandering done in the past.
I.e., the requirement in the State Constitution being that legislative districts (state and federal) had to be "compact and contiguous", and when looking at the 2010 Congressional map, it was anything but. That particular map wasn't really challenged back when the lines were finalized in 2011 because the GOP had a trifecta (all branches in majority).
It was finally challenged "for real" in late 2017 (with both Executive and Judicial branches now majority Democratic), and not only did the PA State Supreme Court get involved, but they ended up redrawing the map (the one that is currently in effect).
They just did it again for the 2020 redistricting by essentially accepting what was their "old map" with the least amount of change to it (the one submitted by Eric Holder's NDRC represented by Marc Elias), which only needed enough of a tweak to adjust it for PA's loss of a Congressional seat.
What is also not mentioned is that article is that here in PA, we have elected members of the state Supreme Court and as of last year's election, we have maintained a 5(D) - R(2) advantage, with one (D) seat that will be up this fall when the current (D) Chief Justice turns 75. The others will be there with the earliest retention elections for them coming up in 2025. So even if the Chief Justice's slot gets replaced with a (R), Democrats would still have a 4(D) - 3(R) majority. IIRC, his term is up this December (2022) and I believe that the governor can appoint a replacement (of the same party - might be his last act since Wolf is a lame duck) to fill out the slot (but that person needs to be confirmed, which I expect the loons will balk at), but that individual can run for the full term at the next election.
What the GOP here has now started doing is to change the state Constitution by ramming through the changes (the process require doing such over 2 consecutive legislative sessions and their changes do not require a governor's signature) and then finishing it off with bizarrely-worded Ballot Questions that are added to Primary Election ballots (when the fewest number of people are voting) in order to trick the electorate into making the draconian changes.
brooklynite (84,390 posts)
4. Six months in advance?
Your Primary vote isn't relevant to the issue.
Response to brooklynite (Reply #4)
5. It is to me,
I want to disprove the notion that Democrats need to vote for the moderate candidate to win the general election.
I encourage all of my fellow Pennsylvania residents to vote for the next Senator from Pa. John Fetterman. Don't forget to vote on May 17th, it is extremely important that we elect a candidate who can win the general election.
6. Also not relevant to the subject...Senate races aren't impacted by redistricting.
7. Thanks for the reminder,
Please write in Ronnie Ray Jenkins for Representative to the Pa. 15th District. He was late in filing.
9. People, don't get in the bad habit of skipping the primaries.
Voting is about giving the little person the right to vote for who he/she believes will be the best candidate. Trust me, if you neglect voting in the primary you will get who the establishment wants, because the establishment is going to GOTV for its choice. If you want a say, Vote in the primary.
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