It's World Post Day. Celebrate by reading this 1973 article from The Journal of Law and Economics to learn about the history, rates, and cost of the USPS. Read here: https://ow.ly/Kv0n50ZAA3L

Anglicization within the English empire is often studied in isolation. In contrast, this article from The Journal of Modern History takes a comparative approach, tracing the Empire's anglicization of law and through law from the 16th to 19th century. https://ow.ly/s5tz50ZU73k.

Visit our unstaffed table at the Linguistic Association of the Southwest conference in Towson, MD to learn about The International Journal of American Linguistics. Can't make it in person? Learn more here: https://ow.ly/JcSH50ZAAfe

Visit our unstaffed table at the Association for Political Theory conference in Ann Arbor, MI to learn about our politics journals, and grab some giveaways. Can't make it in person? Discover our law and politics journals here: https://ow.ly/oj5u50ZAAcH

An ETHICS Discussion: Johnny Sakr’s “The Maternal-Fetal Relationship and the Basis of Prenatal Obligation” examines Kingma and Woollard’s ETIHCS article “Can You Do Harm to Your Fetus? Pregnancy, Barriers, and the Doing/Allowing Distinction” doi.org/10.1086/742205 #philsky #PolTheory #legalphil

Visit our unstaffed table at the Making of the Humanities conference in Torun, Poland to learn about the journal History of Humanities. Can't make it in person? Discover our humanities journals here: https://ow.ly/9tnj50ZAAbo

Through a survey experiment, this Just Accepted article from The Journal of Politics seeks to understand whether political ideology impacts one's perception of police violence in protests that align or differ from the surveyor's ideology. https://ow.ly/7m9q50ZU72b. Journal of Politics

In this free personal essay from the Winterthur Portfolio, Dorothy Berry places her digital archival work within the tradition of inventive Black representation. This essay both cautions and promotes the use of digital technology to expand Black history. https://ow.ly/mtSU50ZRU3p

In countries where the presence of women in certain workspaces is limited, remote work provides women economic alternatives. This article from Economic Development and Cultural Change trained women to work from home and measured the economic impact. https://ow.ly/jAt550ZU6ZY.

A largely dismissed focus in the study of teacher bias is teacher education. This study from the American Journal of Education focuses on the role of teacher certification institutions in shaping teacher biases towards student intelligence and identity. https://ow.ly/1MeL50ZRU32

This article from The Journal of African American History highlights the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party, an understudied force of the Civil Rights movement. https://www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1086/740475 Association for the Study African American Life & History

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Though Canadian imprisonments rates have remained stable across the past 75 years, this study from Crime and Justice calls attention to the highly variable and political treatment of crime in the 21st century, marking a shift in Canadian criminal system. https://ow.ly/I38S50ZRCr9.

In a historical effort to recover Black narratives, this article from the Winterthur Portfolio analyzes the exhibition Whose Revolution, specifically highlighting the exhibit's focus on interactions between enslaved people and domestic objects. https://ow.ly/zNPe50ZRCq6

It's CD Player Day. Celebrate by reading this 1994 article from Art Documentation that studies the evolution of the CD-ROM drives and players up to that point. Read here: https://ow.ly/FpyC50ZSiMY Art Libraries Society of North America

Through original archival research this article from American Art focuses on 1970s Black American Artist Anthony Ramos. Arguing that Ramos's work imagined racial integration as a structure, this piece considers inclusion as merely the start of equity. https://ow.ly/G4av50ZRCgK.

Do humans operate within the same moral network as God? This article from The Journal of Religion focuses on Kant's conception of the realm of ends where he elevates human to exist within an ontologically equal dynamic with God. https://ow.ly/8l5y50ZRCpq.

“Can Luck Egalitarians Handle Self-Sacrifice?” David O’Brien explores for ETHICS, free at doi.org/10.1086/742212 #philsky #PolTheory #legalphil #moralphil #moralphilosophy #legalphilosophy

This study from the American Journal of Education examines higher education funding through Federal earmark data. Calling for systemic change, this study uncovers partisan polarity for methods of earmark distribution to White vs. Minority serving institutions. https://ow.ly/C7gB50ZRCca.

Paradigms used in the study of Black religious politics are limited by white supremacist logic. This article from The Journal of African American History examines the origins of said paradigms. https://ow.ly/owSF50ZRC9y. Association for the Study African American Life & History