Jacqui Shine
Jacqui Shine is a writer and historian who studies depictions of crime and the justice system in the media. She is a PhD candidate in history at the University of California, Berkeley. She lives in Chicago.
Jacqui Shine is a writer and historian who studies depictions of crime and the justice system in the media. She is a PhD candidate in history at the University of California, Berkeley. She lives in Chicago.
Roundtable
For a handful of towns, the libraries offered by Andrew Carnegie couldn’t blot out his anti-labor initiatives. More
Roundtable
In October of 1948, the students of Spencer Graded School in West Virginia gained national attention when a thirteen-year-old led his classmates in “burial rites” for their comic books, declaring that the funeral “will benefit ourselves, our community and our country.” More