Episode 057 Hilary Green, The Hallowed Ground Project

Episode # 57 Dr. Hillary Green - Hallowed Grounds Project December
7, 2022 _________________________________ “Who were these rented
slaves?” Our guest today is Dr. Hillary Green, a full professor at
Davidson College, who has recently been an associate professor of
history in the department of Gender and Race Studies at the
University of Alabama. She's the author of Educational
Reconstruction, African American Schools in the Urban South 1865 to
1890, published by Fordham University Press in 2016, and is the
series editor of Reconstruction Reconsidered by the University of
South Carolina Press. But our interest today with Dr. Green is the
project she has conducted at the University of Alabama called the
Hallowed Grounds Project. Links mentioned in episode: Hallowed
Grounds Project -
https://hgreen.people.ua.edu/hallowed-grounds-project.html Hallowed
Grounds Project -
https://www.hngreenphd.com/the-hallowed-grounds-project.html
Hallowed Grounds Tours -
https://bfsa.ua.edu/hallowed-grounds-tours.html University of
Alabama - https://www.ua.edu/ Gender and RaceStudies at UA -
https://grs.as.ua.edu/ Davidson College - https://www.davidson.edu/
Fordham Press -
https://www.fordhampress.com/9780823270125/educational-reconstruction/
USC Press - https://uscpress.com/Reconstruction-Reconsidered
Association for African American Life and History -
https://asalh.org/ Alabama Association of Historians -
https://www.alabamaassochistorians.org/ Ehren Foley at USC Press -
foleyek@mailbox.sc.edu Alabama Department of Archives and History -
https://archives.alabama.gov/ Rather read? – Here’s the link to the
transcript:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Lmvtx9_4hf6POADBZ0fcyh1Zo-0gaW2Qn3xQSP8tyoo/edit?usp=sharing
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