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Wendler commentary: The fix is in
Gannett via AOL· 1 hour agoE. Quigley. Home Economics is not cool anymore. It is not “in”. At one time, by the look of what this building was, it was about the coolest thing in the...
Route 66 festival, art exhibits, movies among this week's entertainment
Amarillo Globe-News via Yahoo News· 1 hour agoThe artworks tell a story of American photographers’ efforts, from the late nineteenth century on,...
The Man Who Reinvented the Cat
The New Yorker· 6 days agoThis was a round-faced, wide-eyed, sleek-bodied creature that was pampered, primped, and lavished with affection—like Oliver, a plump, stately, black...
Constitutions show government’s sometimes heavy hand in immigration through Texas history
Corpus Christi Caller-Times via Yahoo News· 2 hours agoThis Texan community “amalgamated slaves, Indians and Mexicans as dangerously savage and inter-connected enemies within Anglo-Texian consciousness,” Chriss writes. “No historical account of ...
The best seaside and beach hotels in the UK
The Telegraph via Yahoo News· 2 days agoThere is nowhere so redolent with history and glamour as a Great British seaside hotel. Nineteenth century royalty visited for recuperation....
World’s best city for food named but it’s also one of Europe’s most dangerous
Daily Express· 18 hours agoWithout hesitation they chose a southern Italian city as their number one, that was also once the...
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EconoTimes· 6 days agoA scholar specializing in African American, African diaspora and African history, Nemata Blyden is...
London doesn’t need an African Goddess, Sadiq Khan. Why not British abolitionists?
Daily Telegraph· 2 days agoIf the statue of a slaver is to be replaced, perhaps it should not be with the deity of a slaving...
Written by Paw | Kathryn Hughes
New York Review of Books· 5 days agoApart from the unearthly wailing of queens during heat, or the involuntary screech of a tom scratched during a fight, cats conveyed their feelings by a...
The Met highlights nineteenth-century American literary posters
Art Daily· 6 days agoDuring the 1890s, a new type of poster emerged in the United States, one that more closely resembled a work of art than an advertisement. These sleek,
