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Calling up the Nineteenth Century to Understand our Own Times. Annette Gordon-Reed’s On Juneteenth, Barbara Kingsolver’s Unsheltered and Tony Horowitz’s Spying on the South

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Annette Gordon-Reed, and Barbara Kingsolver are writers grounded in history, science, and Tony Horowitz was a writer steeped in evidence, yet reading On Juneteenth, Unsheltered, and Spying on the South together, felt like a mystical retreat with three mediums,...

Literary Pairing #2: We are Meant to Rise & The Sentence

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Literary Pairing #2: We are Meant to Rise & The Sentence The Twin Cities are rising. Teachers in Minneapolis and St. Paul are wearing each other’s colors in solidarity as they prepare for a two-city strike, demanding raises for their lowest tier educational...

Super Spreading Social Justice

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Super Spreading Social Justice I have been thinking about super-spreader events. Not the kind that makes hundreds of people sick, but the kinds that transform lives in a good way. An early one that changed me was the 1979 Take Back the Night March in Minneapolis. The...

Calling up the Nineteenth Century to Understand our Own Times. Annette Gordon-Reed’s On Juneteenth, Barbara Kingsolver’s Unsheltered and Tony Horowitz’s Spying on the South

Literary Pairing #2: We are Meant to Rise & The Sentence

Super Spreading Social Justice

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