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Pullman

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On February 19, 2015
As I have urged for some time, President Obama will be naming the Pullman site a national monument today. This is a great thing for those who are interested in remembering both American labor history and African-American history. There is such great potential for this...

Martin Litton, RIP

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On December 7, 2014

The great environmentalist Martin Litton has died. A radical within what was traditionally a pretty conservative Sierra Club, Litton allied with David Brower to lead the fight to save Dinosaur.

Mt. Sing

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On October 21, 2014

I've talked before about how national parks, and especially the classic nature parks of the American West, are whitened places, with indigenous histories erased and indigenous people evicted. That's certainly.

Hacktackular

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On November 26, 2013

Shocking that Tom Coburn's report on the national parks would be nothing but a justification for slashing budgets, eliminating the Antiquities Act (one of America's best laws and one that.

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