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    Jul 31

    Had a great time tonight at the with , & discussing history. Packed crowd! An honor to be included.

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    Aug 9

    In 1939, some 20,000 Americans attended a Nazi rally in Madison Square Garden, New York. Here Fritz Kuhn, leader of the German-American Bund (the US wing of the Nazi party), attacks the media & minorities...

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    Aug 7

    Wow. These assholes are seriously BRAGGING about using slave labor to fight fires. Too bad none of these inmates will be able to apply for jobs as firefighters when they get out because of laws preventing ex-cons to do so in “liberal” california.

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  6. Aug 8

    Also saw this—“The Landing of Roger Williams” by Alonso Chappel, 1857—though it’s far from a favorite. Lots more to unpack in this one.

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  7. Aug 8

    Had a chance recently while I was at the to see one of my favorite paintings: “Native American Sachem” by an Unknown Artist, ca. 1700. Great to see it IRL. Here’s local context for the painting from Lorén Spears of :

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  8. Aug 7
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    Jul 31

    What a great program tonight at the with & ! It was a full house—just goes to show just how much the general public *LOVES* history! Important lessons learned this evening in .

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    Jul 16

    My dude, the American government has injected black sharecroppers full of syphillis just to, y'know, just to see what would happen. Like, for the fuck of it.

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    Jul 16

    “I have often said that if John F. Kennedy were writing ‘Profiles of Courage’ today, there would be a chapter on ,” said . “Her vote in opposing the blank check to war is one of the most courageous acts of modern time.”

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    Jul 9
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    I just thought about this today and dug through my pictures to find it: a letter from a black soldier in the Civil War to the person who owns his daughter. “The longer you keep my child from me the longer you will have to burn in Hell and the quicker you will get there.”

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  14. Jul 9

    I mean, technically, the powwow has *always* been on Wampanoag land— but I get the point. Sorry to have to missed it this year!

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  15. Jul 8

    Jehovah’s Witnesses came to my door two weeks ago & I read them the Daodejing. Now they come back every Sunday & I read them an excerpt every time.

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    Jun 23

    I just find it tiresome. Anyone who continues to define himself by someone he never met, who has been dead for 200 years, and whom he, perchance, shares a 1/160th of DNA, needs to get a life. As does the editor who gave space to this uselessness.

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    Since the "Native Americans were immigrants too" crew is back, thread w/links on why the land bridge theory is BS. Also, again, the US has only existed for 242 years. "Documented" indigenous history on these lands is 13,000+ yrs, our oral histories stretch since time immemorial.

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  18. Jun 23

    Anyone else find this confusing? I mean, are Brits still salty about losing the Revolutionary War? Didn’t they *make* money as a result of the conflict? Thomas E. Linzee may be just living in 1778— but has access to the Internet.

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  19. Jun 23

    Wow! published an LTE fm a real live Tory! Still a little cranky about the burning of the Gaspee, this “great grandson” of a captain of the Royal Navy writes “shame on” 4 supporting a “treasonous” act that helped 2 create the USA.

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