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Native Americas  

Christine Mathias ▪ Spring 2020

We tend to take the present-day shape and status of the United States as a given. What if, instead, we envisioned the Americas as a region of overlapping indigenous territories?



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The World Upside Down in Bolivia  

Christine Mathias ▪ November 18, 2019

Right-wing forces will find it difficult to defeat the indigenous and peasant groups that mobilized during the presidency of Evo Morales.



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The Frontier Closes In  

Christine Mathias ▪ Summer 2019

Trump’s wall is a “monument to the final closing of the frontier.” He has abandoned the political language of boundless optimism for a darker tone.



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The First Abolitionists  

Christine Mathias ▪ Fall 2017

Abolitionism is often depicted as an ineffectual campaign led by white liberals, but it was actually a radical, interracial movement—galvanized above all by the resistance of slaves themselves.



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