The Tom Wood Show, episode 14007.

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Hi, everybody. Tom Woods here. Rachel Fulton Brown is back with us today. There have been a

couple of articles in the press pertaining to medieval studies, and that is her field.

And these articles have had to do with the controversy within the field that's coming from

the so-called social justice warriors who want to attack what they perceive as alleged white

supremacy within the field.

And Rachel Fulton Brown has been at the center of this controversy because she's having none of this

craziness.

So I thought it's a good time to get an update what's going on.

Rachel Fulton Brown is Associate Professor of History at the University of Chicago.

She's the author most recently of Mary and the Art of Prayer, the Hours of the Virgin in Medieval Christian Life

and Thought, published by Columbia University Press. She holds her PhD from Columbia University,

and I will have on the show notes page, tomwoods.com slash 1407,

various links you can use to find out more about her.

Rachel Fulton Brown, welcome back.

Thank you for having me.

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