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The Shoes
by Rebecca Watt, Social Studies Teacher and avid traveler
Naughty Kitty
by Brandy, Graduate student
Historical Perspectives
by Judy Lindquist, 59 years old, Educator and Author and 2018-19 Teacher Advisory Council member
The Second Shelf and Beyond
by Kathryn Hill, President, The Levine Museum of the New South
A Movie That Stayed Longer than I Expected
by Akshita, 24, M.A.
How do you get to the stories we are not told?
by Celeste-Marie Bernier, University of Edinburgh
The Day My Interest in Race in America Was Born
by Ken Burns, documentary filmmaker
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.
Safe and Social at Home--with Books
by Scot Smith, 55, School librarian
Statues and the Shapeshifting of History
by Julia Nguyen, historian and grant-maker
An epiphany over a statue of Gandhi
by Rick Parker, Middle School Social Studies Teacher
Looking Beyond Manipulative Rhetoric Toward Deeper Understanding and Insight
by Matt Smith, musician, founder of Six String Ranch in Austin, TX
Be What You Want to Be
by Jingyi Li
Placing Our Family in the Story of America
by John Cho, actor
Forking Paths
by Barbara Barry, 72, music theorist and philosopher
Nighthawks at the Museum
by David Denby, author, journalist, film critic for the New Yorker
How Maps of Time Made me Rethink the Significance of Education
by Jiajun Zou, 25, Graduate Student
The Musical Awakening of Steven Van Zandt
by Steven Van Zandt, musician (E Street Band), actor (The Sopranos), and founder of Rock & Roll Forever Foundation
Why Americans in Indochina Wars?
by Kate Cruze, 35, History Teacher, Greensboro NC
What Happens When We Share Our Stories?
by Theresa Pierce, Rowan County Early College
Writing is My Activism
by Luis Rodriguez, Poet Laureate of Los Angeles in 2014
Pre-verbal Sketching
by David Roh, 41, Associate Professor of English
Reflecting on Reality Through Fiction
by Clara Bergamini, 27, graduate student
Mystic Musicality
by Bill Carbone, Vice President of Education, Rock and Roll Forever Foundation
How Baseball Leads to Profound Moments
by Randee Wittkopf, 46, high school social studies teacher, mom, wife, sister, daughter and lover of the Humanities
What Does It Mean to Be Southern?
by Julie Mullis, Wilkes Community College
From the Pequod to the Oil Fields
by James Hackett, CEO, Alta Mesa Resources
Contested Territory: The Saigon Staircase in the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum
by Dan Boyer, high school principal, Beal City Schools
Feminist Killjoys
by A.F. Lewis, 27, Ph.D. candidate and graduate instructor
The Unexpected Grief of Breath of the Wild
by Cameron Lee Winter, Ph.D. Candidate