New perspectives on how history is made
By remembering his admonition to feed the hungry. A rich country like ours can do it.
Some Americans volunteered to fight for England.
It’s a myth that’s been driving GOP tax policy for a generation.
The lessons of history suggest it does.
A retreat to tribalism will undermine national unity.
We sorely need to be reminded of what they stood for.
The way Trump’s talking about Haitians and Africans is how people used to talk about Jews 100 years ago.
Pro: David Churchman. Con: Ronald Feinman.
It’s been a nightmare.
Here’s a list of 82 of them for which the GOP is grateful.
Should there have been an outcry over the decision in Memphis to pull it down?
What this historian learned when she began researching the history of the first women to work in large numbers for the federal government.
I am fascinated by the Victorians.
One thing is how his hatred of Poles was different from his hatred of Jews.
A review of the book everybody’s talking about.
We are living in an age of not just fake news but fake history.
An analysis of his claim that he “can be more presidential than all past presidents except Lincoln.”
As long as people retain their faith in the supreme value of military might, we can probably expect defense contractors to continue profiting from war at the public’s expense.
After Trump, it’s pretty obvious that the certainty “it could never happen here” was foolish in hindsight.
Famine, disease and forced work camps.
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