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Finding Freedom from the Familiar
by Hollis Robbins, Johns Hopkins University
Origin Stories: Or, Making Sense of Surprises in the Family Tree
by Molly A. Warsh, Assistant Professor of World History, University of Pittsburgh
Fish and Place in Barbados
by Frances Coffey, High School Teacher
For the First Time It Felt Like Someone Was Writing About Me
by Justin Parmenter, Charlotte Mecklenburg School District, NC
Election Response
by Camille Harmer
Why We Always Come Back to Abraham Lincoln
by Ken Burns, documentary filmmaker
Don’t Buy Into A Single Story
by Olympia Friday, Social Media and Strategic Marketing Coordinator, National Humanities Center
A (Buddhist) Conversation in Yangon
by Kyle Jones, 35, High School History Teacher
My Service in the Navy Sparked a Lifelong Interest in Other Cultures
by Lou Nachman, Charlotte Mecklenburg School District, NC
Overlooked Histories
by Kristen Wilson 30 years old, history teacher in Albemarle County, Virginia
Eyes on the Mockingbird
by Sarah Arnold, 38, English Teacher
Response to a response
by Jacob, Johnston 20 years old. College student at Texas A&M University
Growing Up with the Humanities
by Mirah Horowitz, Russell Reynolds Associates
Finding Meaning in Art
by Michael Miragliuolo, 43, Social Studies Teacher at Green Hope HS in Cary, NC
The Fault in Our Stars and my Dad - Living through Leukemia in my Dad's shoes
by Cheyenne, 18 years old, living in Utah, a senior in high school
Getting Carried Away by a Book
by Kevin Spencer, 37, PhD student in English at Duke University
“I saw, in Stephen Dedalus, myself.”
by William Ferris, former Chairman, National Endowment for the Humanities
The Consequences of War Dissension
by Kimberly Perry-Sanderlin, AIG Specialist- Durham Public Schools (NC)
Things Don't Have To Be The Way They've Always Been
by Gabriela Lopez, 21, Texas A&M University Undergraduate Student
From the Pequod to the Oil Fields
by James Hackett, CEO, Alta Mesa Resources
The Power of Superheroes
by Jonathan Lethem, novelist
Literature and Its Worlds of Possibility
by Emily Coccia, the John W. Kluge Center at the Library of Congress
“Personal freedom was therefore not existent.”
by Lisa Roop Belcher
Placing Our Family in the Story of America
by John Cho, actor
Mystic Musicality
by Bill Carbone, Vice President of Education, Rock and Roll Forever Foundation
Discovering How Literature and Art Place Demands on Us
by Dr. Gil Greggs, Director of Academic Programs, St. David’s School, Raleigh NC
Feeling the American Revolution
by Steve Oreskovic, Charlotte-Mecklenburg School District
How to Get U.S. Citizenship and the American Dream
by Teresa Kim, History teacher in Vista, California