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15 years ago, Mayor Gavin Newsom directed the city-county clerk to issue same-sex marriage licenses in San Francisco. What followed changed the country forever.
Read More about San Francisco, Same-Sex Marriage, and Civil Disobedience
A historic decline in history degrees beckons existential questions about our relationship with our past.
In the news for the week ending February 15, 2019, are fliers seeing red, typewriter repair shops in the pink, Rhapsody in Blue, and much more.
Escaping to the Georgia home she once shared with her parents, a young artist creates a happiness mural. But happiness, like life, won’t last forever.
You might have heard of the World War II radio propagandist Tokyo Rose, but did you know about the exploits of Axis Sally?
Read More about Allied Troops’ Love-Hate Relationship with Axis Sally
Your right to free speech is limited by where you are, what you say, and how you say it.
Read More about 6 Surprising Exceptions to Freedom of Speech
Many imagine the border between the U.S. and Mexico to be a consistent, stable entity, but history shows that this line – and the many debates that surround it – is prone to revision.
Read More about Considering History: Myths and Realities of the Mexican-American Border
Our landfills are overloaded with textiles that are easily recycled.
Like Colin Kaepernick, baseball legend Jackie Robinson protested racial injustices.
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Did you forget to pick up candy and flowers? Maybe your sweetheart would like a Valentine’s Day cartoon instead!
Kids love to wake up and see a foot of snow outside. Adults…not so much.
It’s time to stock up on beer, wings, and opinions on Bill Belichick. It’s time for some football fun!
