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A visual history of 100 years of New York’s LGBTQ+ spaces
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In a greying political climate in the USA and beyond, which is increasingly seeing trans people in particular and their rights come under attack, the book ...

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The MKULTRA Conspiracy – The History Reader
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JOHN LISLE has a Ph.D. in history from the University of Texas, where he is now a professor of the history of science. His first book, The Dirty Tricks ...

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Remembering LUMS Restaurant + History
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Some food memories are so strong, they feel like a part of your DNA. For many, LUMS restaurants and their unique beer-steamed hot dogs are a taste of pure ...

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The Death of Us by Abigail Dean
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This is a powerful, character driven story about the effects of trauma and the different coping strategies used by ...

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‘On the Animation Trail – 20 Years of Animation Festival History’ by Nancy-Denney Phelps (Book Review)
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The book "On the Animation Trail—20 Years of Animation Festival History" by Nancy Denney-Phelps (2024) is a must-read for everyone who enjoys animation ...

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Fit for a King: The History of Royal Castle Hamburgers in Miami and Beyond • Burger Beast
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Many remember the distinct aroma and tiny, flavorful sliders of Royal Castle, a beloved burger chain with deep roots in both Miami, Florida, and Cleveland, ...

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Tracing the Longest Migration in Human History
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In the deep past, long before written records or monumental architecture, human groups took part in a migration that would come to define the edges of our ...

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Featured Excerpt: Whack Job – The History Reader : The History Reader
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Whack Job by Rachel McCarthy James is a brilliant and bloody examination of the axe’s foundational role in human history, from prehistoric ...

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It’s Not the Flag that Matters. Betsy Ross However, Does — History is Now Magazine, Podcasts, Blog and Books
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A depiction of Betsy Ross presenting the flag to George Washington.Can we prove definitively that General George Washington didn’t walk down ...

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The 1963 murder of Virgil Lamar Ware and a fight for remembrance
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“I can’t get up, I’m shot,” cried 13-year-old Virgil Ware. Lying on the ground with bullet wounds in his chest and face, Virgil Ware went silent. He ...

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