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Teaching History with Popular Media

Anthony Letizia -
Professor Chad William Timm of Simpson College in Indianola, Iowa, discusses ways that music, graphic narratives, and movies can be effectively incorporated into the history classroom.

Star Wars in the Classroom

Hunger Action Heroes Unite!

STEAM Superheroes

TeachRock

Comic Book Conventions and New York Public Schools

Graphic Medicine International Collective

Pop Culture Classroom

Red Dead’s History

The Marvel Age of Comics

Spider-Man and Project Mercury

Anthony Letizia -
The amazing Spider-Man helps a crippled space capsule return safely to Earth while the real-world Mercury Seven astronauts wait for the opportunity to travel into the vast unknown.

The Mighty Thor and Hiroshima USA

Marvel and the Military-Industrial Complex

Wyatt Wingfoot: The Fish-In Protests

The Fantastic Four and Apollo 11

The Hulk, Bruce Banner, and Robert Oppenheimer

The Incredible Hulk and the University of Wisconsin

The Fantastic Four Meet the Beatles

Red Wolf and the Occupation of Alcatraz

Green Arrow and His Times

Green Arrow: The Homeless of Seattle

Anthony Letizia -
Green Arrow interacted with many of Seattle’s homeless during writer Mike Grell’s classic comic book series, and acts as a fictional counterpart to the actual homeless situation in the city.

Green Arrow: Racial Profiling

Green Arrow: The Exxon Valdez Oil Spill

Green Arrow: Toxic Revenge

Green Arrow: The Population Bomb

The Justice League of America Battles Pollution

Green Arrow: Journey to Appalachia

The Transformation of a Kennedy and a Queen

Green Arrow: Salvadoran Sanctuary

Comic Books and the Real World

Captain America: Punching American Nazis

Anthony Letizia -
While Captain America was punching Adolf Hitler on the cover of his self-named comic book, American gangsters were doing the same on the streets of New York City in the late 1930s.

Ms. Marvel and Voting in America

Heroes Against Hunger

The Incredible Hulk: In the Shadow of AIDS

Superman and the Securities Exchange Act

Nomad: The 1992 Los Angeles Riots

Batman: The Rodney King Tape

Sam Wilson: The U.S.-Mexican Border

Superman’s Mission for President Kennedy

ABOUT REMIXING HISTORY

Popular culture often serves as a mirror into the past and present through narratives that reflect the real world. Remixing History intertwines these fictional stories with their factual counterparts, creating a hybrid history and better understanding of our times in the process.

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