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“Don’t you think ribbon-skirted women should rule the world?”

Go beyond Abbey and McPhee with a great read for wherever your next journey takes you

An interview with Siniti and Victoria Oneda by Fetzer Institute Program Officer Chelsea Langston Bombino. And I say the sacred hoop of my people was one of the many hoops that made one circle, wide as daylight and as starlight, and in the center grew one mighty flowering tree to shelter all the children of one mother and one father.  —Black Elk

William "Chief" Carlson came to Delta Force from one of the Green Beret groups around 1995. His reputation preceded him wherever he went in our community.

Over five years, I read 1,001 novels to hear the voices that fill this country. These books showed me that the places of American fiction can’t be divided into blue or red states.

Over five years, I read 1,001 novels to hear the voices that fill this country. These books showed me that the places of American fiction can’t be divided into blue or red states.

Including: Jean-Patrick Manchette, Nancy Mitford, Svetlana Alexievich, Tayeb Salih, and Seth Price.

Fools Crow (Contemporary American Fiction) by Welch, James at AbeBooks.co.uk - ISBN 10:  0140089373 - ISBN 13:  9780140089370 - Penguin - 1987 - Softcover

A Milwaukee Public librarian recommends books related to Native American Heritage Month and how we can learn more about indigenous culture in Wisconsin. Every month on Lake Effect, we’re highlighting a Milwaukee Public librarian and their personal book recommendation in what we call our Book of the Month Series.

American Insurrections And Rebellions Youve Never Heard Of Shutterstock By Thomas A Brown/Jan. 19, 2021 3:49 pm EDT In the first week of 2021, a riot in Washington, D.C., violently erupted into the capitol building. The world recoiled as what many called an insurrection or coup detat defiled one of the most hallowed buildings in the country, and the peoples representatives fled and hid for safety. Of the many adjectives one could use to describe what happened that day (atrociou...