Josh Kluever

@joshkluever.bsky.social

Assistant Professor @ Marshall University | Studies Socialist State Legislators | Managing Editor @cliocontemporary.bsky.social | Social Media Director for @midwesternhistory.bsky.social | Host of @heartlandhistory.bsky.social | Solidarity Forever🌹

In our fifth piece on the 25th anniversary of #September11, Jay Jolles traces the history of sound during the #GWOT. While radio programmers worried about what music might mean to listeners, the US military & other state authorities leveraged sound as a physical and painful coercive force.

The Force of Sound: Listening after 9/11

In the immediate aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, radio programmers worried about what music might mean to listeners. In the years that followed, the US military and other state authorities began to …

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First up in our new series on the 25th Anniversary of 9/11, Danalee Jahgoo explores how historical accounts remain heavily centered on the Global North. Her piece offers a vital perspective on how threats to American security re-engineered small-island states like Trinidad & Tobago. 🗃️

Shadows of the Twin Towers: How 9/11 Reshaped Trinidad and Tobago

As we approach twenty-five years since the 9/11 attacks, historical accounts remain heavily centered on the Global North. This piece offers a vital perspective on how threats to American security r…

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We welcome pitches from historians and scholars in related fields on how 9/11 changed the United States and the world. Part of our 2026 anniversary series, this sub-series on the 25th anniversary of 9/11 will roll out in September. Follow the link below to send us your pitch. #skystorians

Call for Contributors: 25 Years Since 9/11

Clio & the Contemporary welcomes pitches from contributors as we look ahead to the 25th anniversary of 9/11 in September 2026. We welcome a wide range of pitches for articles that explore how 9…

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The answer is that everyone reads all day long, probably at a greater pace and breath than any time in human history. They just don’t read linearly and in the same organized fashion as before. This is a transitional time, and reading practices will recalibrate.

The Atlantic@theatlantic.com · 4mo ago

The advent of reading transformed society, and its decline will bring about changes of the same magnitude, @rosehorowitch.bsky.social writes. Can America—and civilization—survive the postliterate era? theatln.tc/l2Xk9ATe 🎨: The Atlantic

🚨 CFP Available for MHA Conference 2027 🚨 Hosted by the Indiana State Archives, the conference theme is "Meeting in the Midwest - Intersections and Intersectionalities" Dates: Thursday, May 20–Friday, May 21, 2027. Submission Deadline: Tuesday, Dec 1, 2026, to midwesternhistory2027@gmail.com

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