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Sargassam & Barbados
by Chris Bunin
Contested Perspective
by Breann Johnston, Middle School Teacher
The Day My Interest in Race in America Was Born
by Ken Burns, documentary filmmaker
We All Float On
by Katie Clark, 21, Student
Top Secret Rosies
by Anonymous
Southern History, Turned Upside Down
by J. Porter Durham, Jr., General Counsel and Chief Operating Officer, Global Endowment Management, LP
Riots and the Rolling Stones: Musical Youth Culture in 1970s Greece
by Parthenon Huxley
In the Presence of True Magic
by Patrick Sansone, musician
The Liberation of Our Past
by John Skelton, 30, Teacher, Virginia
Censoring Slaughterhouse-Five
by Robert D. Newman, President and Director, National Humanities Center
Solving the “Very Complicated Puzzle” of How Humanity Lives
by Nancy J. Hirschmann, professor of political science, University of Pennsylvania
Who is the Hero of Animal Farm?
by Mary Catherine Keating, 52, Teacher
The Currency of Emotional Intelligence
by Tani G. Cantil-Sakauye, 28th Chief Justice of the State of California
No Such Thing as Silence
by Tereza Walsbergerová, 27, graduate student of English
The Pledge of Barbados
by Elizabeth Mulcahy, Social Studies Teacher
If the World Had Been Watching
by Cynthia Tomaselli, 21, Student
Safe and Social at Home--with Books
by Scot Smith, 55, School librarian
Night
by Samantha Lack, 38, PhD Candidate
A Requirement I Started to Love
by Liv McKinney, Duke '20, Biology Major
You Cannot Copy That Map
by Maggie Childress, 24, Teacher, Wake County, North Carolina
Transforming Loss into Artistic Expression
by Noah Reid, actor and musician
Seeing Fellini’s Amarcord Was the Greatest Cultural Moment of My Life
by Roddy Doyle, author
Forever Maps
by Spencer Swindler, 44, social studies teacher Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools
Not Too Far Off
by Brian Finke, 21, Student at Texas A&M
Wabi-Sabi: The Perfectly Imperfect
by Yael Lazar, PhD Candidate in Religious Studies at Duke University and a curator for the Humanities Moments Project
Learning By Myself
by Anonymous
"The Town that Freedom Built": Preserving Zora Neale Hurston's Eatonville
by Valerie Rose Kelco, UNC-Greensboro, Literature
“It’s not nonsense, it’s Shakespeare.”
by Dr. Michael P. H. Stanley
Calming the Waters or Facing the Consequences
by Paul Haynes, history teacher, Navy veteran, and former government employee, 59