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Wichitan who embodied Indiana Jones before fictional character even existed has died
The Wichita Eagle· 4 days agoSchuyler Mead Jones, the Wichita native and globetrotting anthropologist some credited as the inspiration for action hero Indiana Jones, died May 17 at age 94. Though Schuyler Jones never knew ...
The Immigrants’ Rights Movement Must Be Multiracial
YES! Magazine· 6 days agoAs a Salvadoran American, I grew up hearing common refrains about immigrants: We’re here for a better life, we came to the United States to work, and the U.S. is a melting ...
Nearly forgotten, 2 intrepid women artists who painted China
South China Morning Post· 3 days agoHotchkis’ fellow Scot Elizabeth Keith; Katharine Jowett from England; Mullikin’s fellow Americans...
ELECTION 2024: Senate leader Hutto faces Democratic challenger
The Times and Democrat· 2 days agoAn Orangeburg veteran Democratic incumbent senator will face a political newcomer in the June 11...
Cleveland Poets and Couple Kortney Morrow and Quartez Harris Are on the Rise
Cleveland Scene· 6 days agoSome, like that between F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald, are remembered as much for envy and bickering...
Documentary filmmaker Morgan Spurlock, who skewered fast food industry, dies at 53
Stamford Advocate· 4 days agoDocumentary filmmaker Morgan Spurlock, an Oscar nominee whose most famous works skewered America's...
Developing County: Other Preston Midwives
The Herald Journal· 6 days agoEditorial Note: Part 374 of a series of further development in the early days that impacted Franklin County. The Preston area had several women who worked as midwives. An example is Mary J.
“Cosmic Genderf*ck”: Jon Savage's New Book Celebrates the LGBTQ Artists Who Shaped Pop Culture
Esquire· 5 days agoOn 7 April, 1966, the writer and feminist Vivian Gornick published an article in The Village Voice,...