New perspectives on how history is made
If we aren't careful the #MeToo movement could end up like other well-intentioned campaigns.
“You just a got a lot richer," Donald Trump told his friends this weekend.
It’s the history of the oppression of women we have to contend with.
Their votes are shifting politics left.
What Gandhi and Arendt can teach us.
In an interview the New York Times bestselling author of “Black Hawk Down” explains why he decided to write a book about Hue.
Mexicans’ continuing search for sustainable lives and sustaining communities is proclaimed an assault on U.S. power and prosperity. This is a distraction.
A response to concerns expressed by teachers at a Language Arts Conference.
Wrap them in a shroud.
What the leaders of the Annales School think.
It’s China’s biggest attempt to dominate the world since the 16th century.
An Interview with historian Robert Dallek.
President Trump wants to end a program that’s fed millions.
A theocracy.
It was called the Klondike Gold Rush.
And that’s the folly of giving in to wild, unreasoning beliefs.
Like her favorite high school teacher (a woman) she specializes in Civil War military history.
America lost in Vietnam but won the Cold War beyond it.
Like too many white people today, he thinks that the Civil Rights movement only benefitted blacks and other minorities.
Her next book? “Fighting the Civil War in New Deal America.”
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