Art Two Monks Discover How Tall Women And Horses Are
The two monks are always learning, because life is a journey.
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Books To Save the Children of Korea: On the History of International Adoption
Nicole Chung talks with historian Arissa Oh about Korean adoption past and present, and what adoption can teach us about race, immigration, and more.
History Letters Home From General George McClellan
These are more similar to their source documents than you might think.
History Traces of Destruction: The Emotional Work of Studying Painful History
The author considers the emotional cost for those who study painful history, including the oppression and violence that has impacted their own communities.
Family What’s Missing from the Conversation On Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls
Colleen Hele, Naomi Sayers, and Jessica Wood on the numerous crimes and acts of violence committed against Indigenous women and girls in Canada.
History The Language Of Flowers
A quick primer on the cultural meaning of flowers.
Beauty Intoxicating Women: Travels in Gin and Gender
Siobhan Phillips on the making and marketing of gin, women distillers, and historical anxieties regarding women and alcohol.
History Dirtbag Karl Marx
Karl Marx, teenage dirtbag.
Feminism Unconvincing Hymns of the Temperance Army
Hannah Notess on some of the less-inspiring hymns of the temperance movement.
History Life In The Classical Ancient World Was Easy As Heck For Inventors
Some guys have all the luck.
History Randomly Selected Sentences From Thomas Jefferson’s Wiki Page
This is exactly what you think it is.
History Nobody Knows What Old Newspapers Were Going On About
Headlines from old newspapers.
History Dirtbag Louis XIV
Louis XIV: Bourbon, Sun King, dirtbag.
History AP History in the Less Magic Kingdom: “Elsa the Philosopher Queen”
The Less Magic Kingdom's AP history class learns about King Agnarr of Arendelle and the rise and reign of his famous daughter, Elsa the Philosopher Queen.
History A Hostile Environment
Dolen Perkins-Valdez on her visit to the Museum of the Confederacy in Richmond, Virginia.
