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"It's not like when we were growing up"
When our kids were little, they used to walk home from the elementary school on their own. It was about half a mile through the woods, across some streets, and then home. One day, the school bus driver saw me out in the neighborhood, stoppe...
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Historical Revisionism is a Good Thing
The past is a hot topic of contemporary conversation — high-profile challenges to museum exhibits, angry arguments about history books, pointed questions about historical interpretations . . . We fight over history because how we describe t...
History Museums Used to Bore Me
My kids don’t believe this, but I didn’t like going to museums when I was younger. We traveled frequently as a family, and in each new place my dad insisted on going to local museums. I developed a severe case of what my mom jokingly called...
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Historian, author, husband, dad, coach, & pragmatic idealist in central Maine. I write about people who help America live up to its promise.
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