History of a Calamity
Michael GoldfarbAmerica and Its March To Trump and Beyond
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JANUARY 20, 2017: TRUMP INAUGURATION DAY
On Inauguration Day 2017 I was in Washington DC recording a BBC Radio 4 documentary covering Trump’s first 100 days in office and filing the report below for the Observer newspaper in Britain. This was a First Rough Draft of History. Eight ...
CHAPTER 23: 1998, EL PASO
Towards the end of my journey along the border, in the town of Mesilla New Mexico, a teacher gave me a history lesson: Exactly 400 years ago in the spring of 1598, the Spanish explorer Don Juan de Oñate led a party of settlers from Mexico o...
CHAPTER 22: 1998, NOGALES
In Nogales, Arizona, the border is pink. A wall of cinderblock and metal painted pink running between two voluptuously rounded hills that define the town. In the flat canyon between the hills, there’s room in the wall for a pair of railroad...
CHAPTER 21: 1998, SONORAN DESERT
At dawn, the desert of Sonora reveals itself. Once the sun is fully risen, its brightness washes out the details of the land, but the day’s first light slicing at an acute angle from the horizon, shows the landscape in all its complexity.
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