Revolutionary New York: Then & Now
This series, moderated by Antonia Hylton, MSNBC Emmy- and Peabody Award–winning journalist and author of Madness: Race and Insanity in a Jim Crow Asylum, brings together leading historians, public thinkers, and cultural leaders to explore how the American Revolution resonates in our moment. This six-part series examines the Revolution’s impact on the lives of colonial-era New Yorkers, uncovers its influence on the growth of New York City, and considers the Revolution as a living project still being written.
A Divided City: Revolutionary-Era New York and the Politics of Polarization
Join us for a discussion exploring how allegiances during the American Revolution were shaped not only by political principle, but also by social class, commerce, rivalry, ethnicity, and the demands of survival.
Revolution Remembered, Stories Forgotten
Join us for the premiere of the PBS docuseries The American Revolution.
