KC Johnson

April 10, 2021

On Title IX, Dems Move to Restore Obama-Era Unfairness

The Biden administration is racing toward reimposing a one-sided Title IX system. History looks unkindly on those who willingly sacrifice the innocent in pursuit of an asserted greater good.

Title IX

July 9, 2020

The New Title IX and its Challengers

KC Johnson

The newly issued Title IX regulations, set to take effect on August 14, have faced four primary groups of opponents filing lawsuits. The clock is ticking—will these counter-efforts be enough?

August 11, 2015

The New History Guidelines are Better

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KC Johnson gives four reasons the revised APUSH standards are an improvement.

December 2, 2014

APUSH and Speaking in Educational Code

KC Johnson

Brooklyn College historian KC Johnson finds the new AP history standards heavy on skills, light on content.

February 11, 2014

An Update on the Mess at Bowdoin

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Dr. KC Johnson follows up on the Bowdoin Global Citizenship conference.

Global Citizenship

October 3, 2012

In History—the Obsession with Race, Class and Gender

KC Johnson

The University of Michigan is an extreme example of the tendancy of college history departments to focus almost exclusively on race, class, and gender.

January 23, 2012

The Ruinous Reign of Race-and-Gender Historians

If you need to consult history texts focused on traditional constitutional or political themes, KC Johnson notes that you'll have to look at specimens from 35-40 years ago. No one writes such bo......

January 9, 2012