Civil War Memory
Kevin M. LevinReflections on the History and Legacy of America's Bloodiest and Most Divisive Conflict
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Thanks to my good friend and fellow historian Chris Mackowski at Emerging Civil War for the invitation to talk about the new art exhibit on Confederate monuments at the Brick Museum in Los Angeles.
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I am currently teaching a six-week course in Boston on the history and memory of Civil War monuments. Last week we did a deep dive into the history of Confederate monuments, beginning with their dedication in cemeteries during the immediate...
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I am a historian and educator based in Boston with a particular interest in the history and memory of the Civil War era. Author of SEARCHING FOR BLACK CONFEDERATES (UNC Press, 2019). Bio of Robert Gould Shaw in 2026.
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