Why History Lessons Are So Threatening to Those with Power

Chana Teeger

Erasure and denial of the past are not the only ways to suppress historical claims and reproduce privilege. Chana Teeger’s research in two racially diverse South African schools shows how the past can be recalled while its legacies are ignored.

March 15, 2012

Nicoli Nattrass on the AIDS Conspiracy

In the opening to her book The AIDS Conspiracy: Science Fights Back, Nicoli Nattrass discusses how she became interested in AIDS conspiracy theories. The Conspiratorial Move Against HIV Science and Its Consequences Most people do not believe conspiracy theories about...

March 14, 2012

Nicoli Nattrass on The Specter of Denialism

In a recent op-ed for The Scientist, Nicoli Nattrass, author of The AIDS Conspiracy: Science Fights Back , describes the harm that has been done by AIDS denialists in South Africa and elsewhere. Nattrass argues that a small group of...

March 13, 2012

Nicoli Nattrass discusses AIDS Denialism and AIDS in South Africa

In the following interview, Nicoli Nattrass, author of The AIDS Conspiracy: Science Fights Back, discusses the issue of AIDS denialism as well as her work on AIDS in South Africa:

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Why History Lessons Are So Threatening to Those with Power

Chana Teeger

Nicoli Nattrass on the AIDS Conspiracy

Nicoli Nattrass on The Specter of Denialism

Nicoli Nattrass discusses AIDS Denialism and AIDS in South Africa