On this day in history the long and still unfinished journey to a nuclear test ban treaty got its start.
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The Funeral
"I'm tired of preaching funeral sermons about dead people who have never lived to dead people who have never lived," said Reverend Ledbetter.
Read More »The Border Fence: Walls Torn Down and a Sense of Infinity
In spite of there being 20,000 U.S. border guards, the most at any time in U.S. history, the number of crossings remains unchanged.
Read More »On 70th Anniversary of D-Day – Remembering One Man’s Story
The truth is old soldiers do die, but they don’t ever fade away.
Read More »Charlie Chaplin, ‘House of Cards,’ and Bertolt Brecht’s Alienation Effect
Brecht's Alienation Effect took a different course after Hitler's rise to power. Spacey’s political drama is less about politics than about cold-blooded personal ambition.
Read More »Days of Sicily, Knights of Malta – Part 9 and Conclusion: Malta and Gozo
Roman, medieval and World War II history mingle on the fascinating islands of Malta and Gozo.
Read More »Days of Sicily, Knights of Malta – Part 8: Prehistoric Malta
The 1953 movie 'Malta Story' made me want to visit that tiny Mediterranean country so disproportionately weighted with lore from prehistoric times to WWII.
Read More »Brush Up on Your Mother’s Day Trivia Before Sunday Brunch
Impress your mother (or your friends) this year with your knowledge about the history of Mother's Day.
Read More »Forgotten Holidays: Eight Historic or Local Celebrations that Illuminate the Past
Patriots' Day, Evacuation Day, and Pinkster are a few of the local, forgotten, or obscure American holidays that enliven our sense of history.
Read More »The New Black Opinion-Makers
Black opinion-makers for this generation and the generation to come are carrying on the tradition of molding black public opinion for progress.
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