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The Rewriting Of America S History By Catherine Millard Presented with carnegie hall as part of the citywide migrations festival. cc: phd program in sociology at the graduate center, cuny migrations: rewriting america. The great migration stands as a pivotal chapter in american history, marking a significant demographic shift that reshaped the landscape of urban america. between the early 20th century and the 1970s, millions of african americans left the rural south in search of better opportunities, freedom from racial oppression, and the promise of a more prosperous life in northern and western cities. From the archives "migrations: rewriting america" – in this informative and entertaining event, acclaimed authors suketu mehta and gary shteyngart join in a discussion with graduate center. If proven true, these ancient remains could rewrite the world’s history of man’s migration, completely changing our idea of how people settled on the continents. scientists in tokyo and toronto are on tenterhooks as the evidence throws everything into question. when exactly did man truly master the americas?.
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