Dr. Omar H. Ali

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  History of the Colored Farmers Alliance . Preliminary research for writing a history of the Colored Farmers Alliance in the Populist movement: 1886-1896, by Omar Ali, Columbia University

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  Omar Ali, Ph.D., Post Doctoral Fellow, Harvard University
  
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  "History of the Colored Farmers Alliance. Preliminary research for writing a history of the Colored Farmers Alliance in the Populist movement: 1886-1896", by Omar Ali, Columbia University

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  Independents Played Starring Role: With 42 percent of Americans self-identifying themselves as independent of the two major parties, independents deservedly received more attention this year from the candidates of the two major parties, says Omar H. Ali, who studies independent and third party movements in the United States. He can discuss how independents -- across the racial and ideological spectrum -- helped to determine both the Democratic and Republican nominees for president, and have helped to usher in a new era of political change and reform. Ali, assistant professor in African American and Diaspora Studies, wrote In the Balance of Power: Independent Black Politics and Third Party Movements in the United States. He can be reached at omarhali@vanderbilt.edu.

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  Dr. Omar Ali, professor of history at Towson University will speak about Civic Engagement and the roles Americans have played in making dramatic social changes in our country.

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  I was interviewed for it as was CUIP activist Dr. Omar Ali.
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  "The abolitionists were the first generation to conceptualize what it meant to be an American in the modern sense of the word; that to be an American meant to be rich, poor, black, white, male, female," said Omar H. Ali, assistant professor of history at Towson University, near Baltimore."They had a new vision of the founding documents, to extend the notion of all men being created equal to all people being created equal.Those are really the founding fathers and mothers of our country."
  
  This impulse toward democracy, toward fairness for all , has animated many movements in American history -- the Populists, whose presidential candidate won a million votes in 1892; the Progressives, who advocated an activist government to remedy social ills, in the early 1900s; and certainly the civil rights movement of the mid-20th century.
  
  Ali, author of the forthcoming "In the Balance of Power: Independent Black Politics and Third-Party Movements in the United States" (Ohio University Press, 2008), believes that Obama has tapped into the same rich vein that produced the Populists, the Progressives and the civil rights movement.
  
  "The thing that is most captivating about Obama is that he's speaking in nonpartisan terms," he said."He's not speaking solely as a Democrat.

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  Omar Abdul-Ali (Vanderbilt), Pierre-Emmanuel Jouve (UGA), Harlan Kadish (California Institute of Technology), Ross Rickoff (Duke), Amy Rothman (Kenyon), Aja Thompson (Duke), and T. Nicole Vasilaros (Emory).

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  Omar Ali, Towson University

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  Omar Ali, Ph.D., Post Doctoral Fellow, Harvard University

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  Omar H. Ali
  
  Omar H. Ali is on the faculty of the Program in African American and Diaspora Studies at Vanderbilt University. He has served as an assistant professor of history at Towson University and as an editor for Souls: A Critical Journal of Black Politics, Culture, and Society. A Fulbright Scholar, he has received research grants from Harvard University and the University of Michigan. He is an honors graduate of the London School of Economics and Political Science and received his PhD from Columbia University.
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