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Vol. II, No. II

Spring 2020


A Letter from Chief Editor Jodi Vadinsky

Demystifying Feminine Ireland During the Rebellion of 1798 by Cecilia Barnard

Borders and Bodies: The El Paso Quarantine and Mexican Women’s Resistance by Eve Galanis

Chile: Democracy to Destabilization to Dictatorship by Ethan Legrand

Turning Point of Cold War Diplomacy: The Impact of the South Asian Crisis of 1971 on US-Chinese Rapprochement by Reuben Francis

Of Course Someone You Know Is Gay: Alabama’s Gay Student Union, 1983-1984 by Victoria Carl

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