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Spaces & Stories: Kent State
by Stephen Kidd, Executive Director, National Humanities Alliance
Where Dreams Were Made and Humanistic Visions Forged
by Stephen G. Hall, Alcorn State University
Contested Perspective
by Breann Johnston, Middle School Teacher
Fish and Place in Barbados
by Frances Coffey, High School Teacher
The Best Motivational Token
by Melanie, 20, Psychology major
From Aesthetic Shock to Ethical Awakening: How an Environmental Artist and Activist Found Purpose
by Subhankar Banerjee, environmental activist, photographer, and professor at the University of New Mexico
“Personal freedom was therefore not existent.”
by Lisa Roop Belcher
How to Get U.S. Citizenship and the American Dream
by Teresa Kim, History teacher in Vista, California
What Does It Mean to Be Southern?
by Julie Mullis, Wilkes Community College
Chronicling a Summer in Cinéma Vérité
by Peter Galison, Joseph Pellegrino University Professor in History of Science and Physics at Harvard University
Executive Order 9066
by George Takei, actor, author, director, activist
How I Used My Voice To Love Myself
by Kelsey Smith, 18 years old. I love to write stories and use my imagination. I also love working with little kids as well.
Seeing Fellini’s Amarcord Was the Greatest Cultural Moment of My Life
by Roddy Doyle, author
From a Cultural Perspective
by Margherita Berti, 27, PhD Student
Things Don't Have To Be The Way They've Always Been
by Gabriela Lopez, 21, Texas A&M University Undergraduate Student
Fathers and Sons
by Scott Gartlan, Executive Director, Charlotte Teachers Institute
Making the World Bearable
by Malcolm Margolin, author, publisher, and founder of Heyday Books
A Scientist Appreciates the Humanities
by Andromeda Crowell, 27, Science Teacher, Orange High School, Hillsborough, NC
Spreading the Love of Libraries
by Deborah Jung, Charlotte-Mecklenburg School District
Perspectives on Commemorating the Vietnam War
by Laura Wakefield, History Educator
Haute Couture: Fashion Fair and the Empowerment of the Black Community
by Olympia Friday, Social Media & Strategic Marketing Coordinator, National Humanities Center
Dvořák’s cello concerto
by Yolande Frommer, 78, retired Travel Agent
The Empowering Legacy of Science Fiction
by Michelle Davidson, educator and owner of The Lyceum Steps, an education evaluation company
The Power of Mythological Thinking
by Michael Poliakoff, president of the American Council of Trustees and Alumni
The Virginia State Capitol: Past and Present
by Daniel J. Palazzolo, 56, professor of political science at the University of Richmond
The Pledge of Barbados
by Elizabeth Mulcahy, Social Studies Teacher
The Day I Decided to Major in History
by Justina Licata, 32 years old, Ph.D. Candidate
Purple Heart, Purple Prose
by Wendy Griswold, professor of sociology, Northwestern University
Censoring Slaughterhouse-Five
by Robert D. Newman, President and Director, National Humanities Center