This is a guest post from our long-time commenter Bijan Parsia. Over a year ago, Erik (with my help) put together a grant proposal to explore increases public engagement with.
This is the grave of Mary Lease. Born in 1850 in Ridgway, Pennsylvania, in 1870 she moved to Kansas to teach school to the Osage, part of the broader missionary.
As we've discussed before, as currently configured Democratic voters are effectively disenfranchised when they vote for the state legislature: In Wisconsin’s gubernatorial race last year, Democrat Tony Evers defeated Scott.
The least surprising thing ever is when you allow industries to regulate themselves and that leads to people dying. That this has just been in the news with the airline.
This a good piece by Sady Doyle about the coverage of Elizabeth Warren: The Massachusetts senator took aim at a variety of subjects: the Electoral College, Mississippi’s racist state flag,.
We have all felt a peculiar unease in front of wax figures. This arises from the insistent ambiguity which inhabits them and which prevents our adopting a consistent attitude toward.
[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="1200"] By Verpacker Ing. - Own work. Public Domain,[/caption] And so now down to the end. Here's where we are with respect to the Women's Tournament: RANK BRACKET,.
This is the grave of "Uncle" Alfred. Evidently born in or around 1803, Alfred was the name of a slave who was the son of Andrew Jackson's enslaved cook. He.
