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Christopher Nolan's Imperialist Odyssey and Democracy Now's
In North America alone, roughly 7.5 million people saw Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey during its opening weekend, surpassing the 5.9 million who attended the opening of his 2023 film, Oppenheimer. Nolan filmed part of The Odyssey in Wester...
A lot of people think Ford's pardon of Nixon was the "right thing to do," but was it?
I recently allowed myself to get drawn into a discussion of a “Presidents Group” Facebook page about why Gerald Ford lost the 1976 presidential election to Jimmy Carter. Of course, one of the first things that came my mind was Ford’s pardon...
How World War II influenced me as a kid and how I grew out of it
I came across Lee Sandlin’s essay Losing the War, by way of Chris Hedges 5/20/26 interview with author, Ray Naylor. Sandlin writes of how World War II has been a, “dominant force in the American popular imagination, “ since it ended in 1945...
Political Violence is Who We Are
Compare this story about the Pilgrims to the far more familiar one about the first Thanksgiving:
In the summer of 1622, a group of 67 “rough and unruly” men, stopped off at Plymouth Colony, on their way to establishing a fishing station an...
The Fairy Tale of Little House on the Prairie
Opening credits to Little House on the Prairie tv show (1974-1983)
As a kid, and then a teen in the 1970s and early 80s, I remember watching the tv show, Little House on the Prairie, with only a vague notion that it was based on a series o...
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Al Ronzoni is a writer, historian and political activist based in New York City
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