century.
Women's suffrage, the Civil Rights movement, McCarthyism, both
world wars, Vietnam, Watergate and the recent resurrection of
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conservatism are just some of the issues Flehinger will touch on in
the class.
Beyond the usual DuBois and Friedan readings, Flehinger has also
assigned two novels. Alexander Saxton's The Great Midland and Don
DeLillo's White Noise will form the basis for lectures during the term.
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