Taylor ("Tad") Stoermer teaches public history as a lecturer in the Cultural Heritage and Museum Studies program at Johns Hopkins. He is also the Film and Digital Media Editor of The Public Historian.
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The notes and sources for A Resistance History of the United States are going online — the sourcing, the corrections, the explanations that didn’t make it into the book.
A 1 a.m. decision, projects staying on the board, and a question about where the Trump regime's George Washington actually came from
Simple resistance, complex resistance, and why the Germans who opposed Hitler never stood a chance
A resistance history of an America of some people. By some people. And for some people.
Mike Johnson keeps saying the barbarians are inside — not at — the gate. He isn’t misquoting the classics. He’s quoting somebody else, and who he’s quoting, and why, matters right now.
A resistance history of impeachment — the channel the Framers built so removal wouldn't happen in the streets.
A Sunday morning Resistance History lesson.
Trump ordered warning signs outside the National Museum of American History. The real fight over the American past is happening somewhere else.
But how he changed America anyway. A Resistance History lesson.
There is a campaign to redefine the American left as domestic terrorists, and the Democratic establishment is helping to legitimize it. But we've read this script.
Christopher Nolan is showing us how absolution replaced accountability, on our screens and in our histories
