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How Eleanor Roosevelt And JFK Turned Conflict Into Partnership

Eleanor Roosevelt and John F. Kennedy don’t sound like a natural pairing and that’s exactly why we wanted to sit with this story. We talk with presidential historian Barbara Perry of UVA’s Miller Center about her forthcoming book, Reconcilable Differences: The Unlikely Political Alliance of John F.…

Montreal police shooter left behind incel manifesto

Dr. Barbara Perry, professor, faculty of social sciences and humanities, Ontario Tech University. Has conducted extensive research on hate crimes and right-wing extremism.

Why We Don't Share Extremist Manifestos Why We Don't Share Extremist Manifestos Manifestos as weapons The contagion effect The quest for significance Clout chasing through violence The impact on victims and communities Understanding without amplifying Moving forward

SHARE: 68 SHARES 41 Analysis Media Analysis Media 41 Read more: Analysis Rights + Justice Media Analysis Rights + Justice Media The Montreal shooter's manifesto should not have been distributed online by a Canadian media website. Brad Galloway Brad Galloway and Barbara Perry 25 Jun 2026The Tyee Bar…

7.4 America's Autobiography: JFK's Inaugural Address with Dr Barbara Perry

Vital Remnants, a production of the McConnell Center at the University of Louisville, is a podcast hosted by academics, experts, and guests of the McConnell Center, who will walk you through great texts in human history. Designed to accompany your own reading of the text, Season Seven focuses on e…

The Enduring Legacy of the U.S. Constitution

The U.S. Constitution has served as the foundation of American democracy for nearly 250 years, guiding the nation through war, economic hardship, political upheaval, and profound change. In this episode of JFK35, historian Barbara Perry joins us to explore the Constitution's enduring importance and…

Why are places of worship under attack?

Recent incidents across Canada have raised concerns about the safety of places of worship. In Saskatchewan alone, a synagogue in Saskatoon was targeted during prayer, a Regina mosque faced threats after broadcasting its call to prayer and a Ukrainian Orthodox church in Regina was recently vandalize…

7.10 America's Autobiography: The Declaration of the Rights of Women with Dr. Barbara Perry

Vital Remnants, a production of the McConnell Center at the University of Louisville, is a podcast hosted by academics, experts, and guests of the McConnell Center, who will walk you through great texts in human history. Designed to accompany your own reading of the text, Season Seven focuses on e…

How did JFK and Eleanor Roosevelt Become Allies?

When John F. Kennedy entered national politics, Eleanor Roosevelt was already one of the most influential women in American history - a former First Lady, diplomat, activist, and moral conscience of the Democratic Party. Their relationship began with skepticism, tension, and even open criticism. S…

November 19th, 2021: Infrastructure Week, A Censured Congressman, and Trouble with China

This week, Paul Brandus wraps up the week's news, including the approved infrastructure bill, Rep. Paul Gosar's censure in Congress, China's increasing threat to the U.S, a look ahead at Donald Trump and the 2024 election, and more. Featuring special guests defense analyst Elbridge Colby and presid…

November 12th, 2021: The January 6th Investigation, Economic Inflation, and Veterans Day

This week, White House Correspondent Paul Brandus shares his insights as the Jan. 6th Commission picks up steam, inflation is back, and we celebrate Veterans Day. Featuring special guest, Presidential Historian Barbara Perry. Follow Paul on twitter @WestWingReport, and email at pbrandus@evergreenp…