Author: Erik Loomis
This is the grave of John Dewey. Born in 1859 in Burlington, Vermont, Dewey grew up in a middling family, well enough to do OK, but far from the elite..
Will you be shocked that the police response to protests against police violence against Black communities was to commit more violence against those protesting? I know I'm shocked! For many.
It is indeed shocking that science and technology seeing black people as bodies that exist for questionable experiments would have long-term implications for the pandemic! By the time Pfizer arrived,.
This is the grave of Harry Wills. Born in 1889 in New Orleans, we don't seem to know much about Wills' childhood, or at least the information is not easy.
If you want to get into the messiness of American history, explore the history of race and slavery within the tribes. The Choctaw for instance really do not want to.
One thing that I find fascinating is that for all the talk about western Europe being supposedly more progressive than the U.S., as the Americans get serious about reckoning with.
I was very happy to be interviewed and quoted for this excellent Ella Nilsen piece at Vox on the labor movement's reticent on green jobs. To me, this statement, which.
On March 20, 1882, workers at Homestead Steel won their strike, bringing the union into the steel works for the first time. One of the biggest victories for workers in.