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I had to learn assembly language to truly understand my grandfather
Elle O'Brien
He didn’t process the world like the rest of us
Statues of medical racist who experimented on slaves should also be taken down
Stephen Kenny
Enslaved women with incurable diseases had surgery performed on them and weren't given any anaesthesia
If this is a civil war, pick a side: Donald Trump, white nationalism and the future of America
Tim Wise
History will judge you for your choice.
The success of “Dunkirk” is proof that the World War II myth machine is still alive and well
John Semley
WWI films sow doubt, WWII films sell war; we have no time for the questions that WWI films ask of their audiences
Arya versus Sansa, the other battlefront on “Game of Thrones”
Melanie McFarland
Sisterhood may be powerful, but sibling rivalry is poisonous. In this match-up, anything can happen
5 teacher-approved apps to boost kindergarten skills
Erin Wilkey Oh
Prepare your kindergartener for school with apps that strengthen everything from counting to concentration
“The Tick” struggles as it pits lunacy against modern ideas of comic book gravitas
Melanie McFarland
Amazon's latest live action version of the superhero spoof takes on a darker tone, with varying degrees of success
Karl Rove burns Steve Bannon: “White House and the country are better off” with him gone
Matthew Rozsa
Rove argues that the White House is better off without Bannon and needs to start learning some political savvy
Virginia GOP tweet: Democrat “turned his back on his own family’s heritage” as Charlottesville covers up Confederate statue
Charlie May
After a unanimous city council vote on Tuesday, two Confederate statues were covered to honor Heather Heyer
Can police prevent the next Charlottesville?
Robert Faturechi
“We saw it coming,” said a Virginia officer, but they couldn’t stop it
Trump has a secret plan to “win” in Afghanistan and wants us to trust him. Let’s not!
Heather Digby Parton
Since he knows nothing about Afghanistan or the war, his only strategy is more bombs and stealing resources
Heather Heyer picked her side
RUSSELL RICKFORD
Young leftists believe that the transition to a more humane economy requires a frontal assault on white supremacy
Steve Bannon, destroyer of worlds: After electing a president, he’s back to building a right-wing media empire
Heather Digby Parton
Spurned by the monster he created, Bannon dreams of revenge — and sending Fox News to the dustbin of history
“Game of Thrones” recap: “Beyond the Wall,” an adventure into thin air
Melanie McFarland
Jon Snow's ill-fated mission into a blizzard of stupidity goes as badly as we expected it to
How Donald Trump killed the conservative promise of Pax Americana
Tom Engelhardt
It took a reality TV star with a curious comb-over to destroy American exceptionalism
A claustrophobic tour de force, “Clash’s” director talks film and the fate of Egypt’s revolution
Gary M. Kramer
Defying censors and partisans, Egyptian director Mohamed Diab has made a riveting film about the Arab Spring
Will Monday’s total eclipse change your life?
Bob King
Total solar eclipses have the power to touch us deeply and reverberate through our life in unexpected ways
Heather Heyer picked her side
RUSSELL RICKFORD
Her passing reminds us that in order to reach a humane economy, we must take a frontal assault on white supremacy
Forward to yesteryear! Get ready for the new Gilded Age
Bernard Weisberger
The reel of Trumpian “reforms” always spins backward
Radical right-wing darling Laura Ingraham circling Fox News’ primetime slot
Rachel Leah
The conservative radio host and Fox News contributor might be getting a promotion
What if the DNC Russian “hack” was really a leak after all? A new report raises questions media and Democrats would rather ignore
Danielle Ryan
A group of intelligence pros and forensic investigators tell The Nation there was no hack— the media ignores it
White people calling for “unity”: Your good intentions aren’t enough
Erin Keane
Stop mourning Charlottesville with "this isn't us" and weak cries to "come together." Denounce bigotry instead
Want to understand white privilege? Look at college golf teams like mine
Anya Alvarez
It's time we talked about how colleges let affluent white students be supported by African-American student labor
The Library of Congress opened its catalogs to the world. Here’s why it matters
Melissa Levine
The Library of Congress's action is aligned with its mission of public service
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