This is the grave of Melvil Dewey. Born in 1851 in Adams Center, New York, Melville Louis Kossuth Dewey was interested in education from a young man. He graduated from.
Lavender Country' eponymous album cover, from the band's bandcamp site Horning in on Loomis's territory here with an addendum to his Saturday music post and a short film for the.
This week's big read on music should be Dayen's piece on the monopolies that place the music industry at peril because artists can't make any money. Dwarfing all that in.
Definitely not a picture of infrastructure by Albert Bridge, CC BY-SA 2.0 But you wouldn't know that if you listened to the GOP, which can't decide whether "transportation" only includes.
By TheConduqtor - Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=24642259 Some thoughts at the Diplomat on what we mean when we use the term "Water Wars," The term “water wars,” in order.
Tiya Miles is one of our finest historians and this excerpt from a recent essay of hers is powerful, connecting how racial domination of Black people already was a real.
The framing of this Post story on Cuba developing COVID vaccines that will go far to immunize the world's poorer population is so frustrating. Titled "Against the odds, Cuba could.
Whenever a pundit gives an unwarranted assumption of good faith to Republican vote suppression measures directed at non-existent fraud, this is the kind of behavior they're abetting: On Election Day.
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- The King of Comedy
- Florida Man murdered the Washington Post because he hates its reporters and readers
- MAGA: Asian Edition
- SCOTUS rules on California redistricting
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