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EPISODE · Nov 29, 2024 · 57 MIN

The Crossroads of Disability and History: A Conversation with Katie Greenstein

from The Primary Source Podcast · host History 4 Public Consumption

SummaryIn this episode of the Primary Source Podcast, Lee Kluck interviews Katherine Greenstein, a graduate student focusing on disability history at American University in Washington, D.C. On the show, Lee and Katie discuss the impact of disabilities on academic life, the importance of accommodations, and the role of advocacy in building community. Katie shares her experiences navigating graduate school with a chronic illness, her involvement in disability studies, and her passion for public history. The conversation highlights the significance of representation in history and the need for inclusive narratives that reflect diverse experiences. Get full access to History 4 Public Consumption at history4publicconsumption.substack.com/subscribe

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