Month: September 2014
Everyone loves American propaganda posters from World War I. Like this one: In fact, a selection of these posters are currently on display at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts, which.
Found this in the basement of a local church (the girls have music class in the next room): The original is by Harry Anderson, finished in 1961. The most common.
The basic outlines will be familiar to most of you, but John Judis does an excellent job of describing the Koch-induced meltdown in Kansas, filling in a lot of interesting.
In the recent battles over the new AP U.S. History standards, standards that center nothing more than the standard narrative of most American historians in 2014, one of the right-wing.
Bill Moyers is finally retiring. Sad but hardly unexpected as he is in his 9th decade of life. A great journalist and a great man.
Back in the days when albums were an important way of communicating with the public, the American States Rights Party decided to release an album teaching us whites the true.
In general, I'm inclined to agree that the Supreme Court hears too few cases now that it's been given near-total discretion over its docket. On the other hand, in general.
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