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History

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Multi Media
The Moon Landing’s 50th Anniversary, “Go Back to Where You Came From,” and Air Conditioning
July 23, 2019Natalia Mehlman Petrzela, Nicole Hemmer, Neil J. Young
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Make Rome Great Again
July 23, 2019Conor Morrissey
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Past Present
Women’s World Cup, Ross Perot, and Jeffrey Epstein
July 22, 2019Natalia Mehlman Petrzela, Nicole Hemmer, Neil J. Young
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Feature
The Scholarly Reach of Popular History
July 13, 2019Lora Burnett
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Reviews
Why Intellectual Property Rights Matter
July 11, 2019Ella Coon
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Race
Why Are American Military Bases Still Named After Confederate Soldiers?
July 10, 2019Troy Mosley
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Multi Media
School Busing, Girlboss, and Lil Nas X
July 9, 2019Natalia Mehlman Petrzela, Nicole Hemmer, Neil J. Young
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“What Makes Us Feel Special About Our Connections To Violence?”
July 8, 2019Lindsey A. Freeman, Bizaa Zeynab Ali
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Banner Tales
July 6, 2019David Featherstone, Diarmaid Kelliher
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Uncategorized
The Unemployment Rate Is Not a Fact
July 5, 2019Patrick Sheehan
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Democracy
Thoughts on Donald Trump, George Wallace, Frederick Douglass, and the Meaning of the Fourth of July
July 4, 2019Jeffrey C. Isaac
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Reviews
Did Naomi Wolf’s ‘Outrages’ Really Deserve to Be Met With Such… Outrage?
July 3, 2019Emma Rees

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