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And I do like taking the bus because we pass by the most delightful old-school store signs you're ever likely to see. They don't make signs like that anymore, and nearly everybody who is still around who ever had a sign like that has "updated".
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This 19th Century Lady Doctor Helped Usher Indian Women Into Medicine
How a Chinatown-by-the-Sea Popped Up on the Jersey Shore
The Lost Origins of Playing-Card Symbols
Let’s ban PowerPoint in lectures – it makes students more stupid and professors more boring
The Forgotten History of the Neapolitan ‘Kindergarten Ship’
Behind the breakthrough magic of Walt Disney’s first animated feature, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, and his other 30s and 40s classics—Pinocchio, Fantasia, Bambi—toiled as many as 100 young women, the inkers and painters, working from dawn to dusk on thousands of cels that brought his dreams to life.
Better educated parents have children who are more relaxed, outgoing and explorative
Interracial marriage more common, but acceptance still not universal
How Superman Helped Foil the KKK
Why African-American Soldiers Saw World War II as a Two-Front Battle
Pregnant and Far from Home, a Sisterhood of the Expecting
Indian Supreme Court Declares Privacy A Fundamental Right
Central America's 'Dry Corridor' triggers massive US migration
The Great Pot Monopoly Mystery
NYC calorie rule scrutinized in courts of law, and science
They’ve Always Been Watching Us
Saudi Arabia's missing princes
Eying next generation of patriots, Beijing propaganda tries a new look
Ronald Reagan, a one-time Hollywood union leader who as U.S. president fired 11,000 air traffic controllers and crushed their union, will be inducted into the Labor Department's Labor Hall of Honor.
Zinke doesn’t want to eliminate our beautiful national monuments, so he’s shrinking them
Meritocracy and the history of the science of biological differences
Nearly Half of Trump Voters Think Whites, Christians Are Most Oppressed Groups
How YouTube Became the Worldwide Leader in White Supremacy
FBI warned of white supremacists in law enforcement 10 years ago. Has anything changed?
Trump Administration Abruptly Cuts Funding to Teen Pregnancy Prevention Programs
Trump Signs Memo Implementing Ban On Transgender People Enlisting In The Military
White House Buries Controversial News Under Hurricane Harvey Watch
Trump widens rift with key Republican leaders
Sixteen Years Ago He Was Granted A New Hearing. He Is Still Waiting For It.
“Prison is a Real-Life Example of the World White Supremacists Want”
At least 71 killed in Myanmar as Rohingya insurgents stage major attack
Myanmar troops open fire on civilians fleeing attacks
In once-welcoming Italy, the tide turns against migrants
This 19th Century Lady Doctor Helped Usher Indian Women Into Medicine
How a Chinatown-by-the-Sea Popped Up on the Jersey Shore
The Lost Origins of Playing-Card Symbols
Let’s ban PowerPoint in lectures – it makes students more stupid and professors more boring
The Forgotten History of the Neapolitan ‘Kindergarten Ship’
Behind the breakthrough magic of Walt Disney’s first animated feature, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, and his other 30s and 40s classics—Pinocchio, Fantasia, Bambi—toiled as many as 100 young women, the inkers and painters, working from dawn to dusk on thousands of cels that brought his dreams to life.
Better educated parents have children who are more relaxed, outgoing and explorative
Interracial marriage more common, but acceptance still not universal
How Superman Helped Foil the KKK
Why African-American Soldiers Saw World War II as a Two-Front Battle
Pregnant and Far from Home, a Sisterhood of the Expecting
Indian Supreme Court Declares Privacy A Fundamental Right
Central America's 'Dry Corridor' triggers massive US migration
The Great Pot Monopoly Mystery
NYC calorie rule scrutinized in courts of law, and science
They’ve Always Been Watching Us
Saudi Arabia's missing princes
Eying next generation of patriots, Beijing propaganda tries a new look
Ronald Reagan, a one-time Hollywood union leader who as U.S. president fired 11,000 air traffic controllers and crushed their union, will be inducted into the Labor Department's Labor Hall of Honor.
Zinke doesn’t want to eliminate our beautiful national monuments, so he’s shrinking them
Meritocracy and the history of the science of biological differences
Nearly Half of Trump Voters Think Whites, Christians Are Most Oppressed Groups
How YouTube Became the Worldwide Leader in White Supremacy
FBI warned of white supremacists in law enforcement 10 years ago. Has anything changed?
Trump Administration Abruptly Cuts Funding to Teen Pregnancy Prevention Programs
Trump Signs Memo Implementing Ban On Transgender People Enlisting In The Military
White House Buries Controversial News Under Hurricane Harvey Watch
Trump widens rift with key Republican leaders
Sixteen Years Ago He Was Granted A New Hearing. He Is Still Waiting For It.
“Prison is a Real-Life Example of the World White Supremacists Want”
At least 71 killed in Myanmar as Rohingya insurgents stage major attack
Myanmar troops open fire on civilians fleeing attacks
In once-welcoming Italy, the tide turns against migrants
