Submissions from 2023
Aretha Franklin and Janis Joplin: Women Take the Lead as the Vietnam War Politicizes Popular Music, Mark Naison
From Affirmative Action to Reparations, Mark Naison
Genius Amidst Tragedy- Wu Tang, Nas, Biggie, Jay-Z and Tupac’s Poetic Portrait of Inner City America in the 1990’s, Mark Naison
How African American History Can Empower Everyone! The Bronx Experience, Mark Naison
Why Black History is YOUR History: Three Black Songwriters Who Left an Indelible Impact on Every American Teenager, Mark Naison
Why Public Housing Did More to Stabilize the Bronx Than Destroy It, Mark Naison
Submissions from 2022
A Tribute To Bob Gumbs and Harriet McFeeters: Two Community Leaders Who Changed the Way We View Bronx History, Mark Naison
Thank you Governor Abbott! Sending NYC Busloads of Migrants Helps Strengthen our City's Economy, Mark Naison
The Cultural Capital Bronx Residents Possess, Mark Naison
The Reinvention of Hip Hop In the Crack Epidemic Years, Mark Naison
Thoughts on the Harvard Case: Why Discrimination Against Asians Cannot Be Attributed to Race Based Affirmative Action, Mark Naison
Why Environmental Racism in the Bronx May Be A More Pressing Issue Than Gentrification, Mark Naison
Submissions from 2021
The Crack Epidemic and the Transformation of Hip Hop: A Bronx Tale, Mark Naison
Submissions from 2020
Appropriating Black Music While Segregating Black People: The Paradox of 1920’s American Culture, Mark Naison
No Innocence Here: How Irish, Jewish and Italian New Yorkers Benefited From Their Whiteness in Post-World War II NYC, Mark Naison
No Innocence Here: How Irish, Jewish and Italian New Yorkers Benefited From Their Whiteness in Post-World War II NYC, Mark Naison
Woodie Guthrie and Billie Holiday- Revolutionizing Music and Society in the Great Depression, Mark Naison
Submissions from 2019
Girl Groups in the Bronx: Race Gender and the Pursuit of Respectability, Mark Naison
In the Shadow of The Great Depression- Car Imagery in Post War Rhythm and Blues Country, Mark Naison
Italian Americans in Bronx Doo Wop-The Glory and the Paradox, Mark Naison
The Multiracial Bronx: A Unique Cultural Incubator in Post War America, Mark Naison
The Unacknowledged Economic and Political Forces Which Shaped the Rise of Rock and Roll, Mark Naison
Why Hip Hop Began in the Bronx- Lecture for C-Span, Mark Naison
Critical Review of Break Beats in the Bronx: Rediscovering Hip-Hop’s Early Years, Corey Lionel Spencer
Submissions from 2008
Bronx Soundscape: Reflections on the Multicultural Roots of Hip Hop in Bronx Neighborhoods, Mark Naison
