How we respond to that history takes on an added level of urgency in light of the threats posed by global warming
As survivors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki age, the question of who will voice their stories grows more urgent
The actual Confederate flag—not the battle flag—is almost identical to the current state flag of Georgia, and that’s not a coincidence
"Even with the Boston Tea Party or some of these early events in our U.S. history, folks dressed up like Native people in those moments, so this idea is deeply tied to this place and is really hard to disentangle"
Senator Charles Sumner lost his battle on the Fourth of July 1870, with dire consequences for both Asian immigrant communities and the prospects of a more racially egalitarian America
Without reckoning with race, it's impossible to understand how Europeans and Americans engineered the most complete and enduring dehumanization of a people in history
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