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The reparations debate is getting old. But it shows little sign of abating. Academic papers continue to parse the idea of reparations for slavery; books continue to be written on the subject, adding to the mountain of material that already exists; celebrated journalists give speeches to the UN advocating reparations. Democratic candidates in 2020 prominently

How the US can create a better future by reconciling the past.

Egypt's Al-Fann Midan (Art is a Public Square) festival, which took place for the first time in April 2011, was one of the most vibrant post-revolutionary spaces for public art in Egypt. But four years after millions of Egyptians took to the streets, the popular festival has disappeared. Marcia Lynx Qualey takes a closer look at the link between art and revolution in Egypt and

Artemis Gallery’s new show runs until Sept. 14  MOUNT DESERT — Artemis Gallery is having an opening reception from 5-7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 1, for an

The Peabody-winning documentary series ‘America ReFramed’ has acquired four new titles that will premiere as part of its 2022-2023 lineup, providing local perspectives from across the U.S. on such topics as ...

NEW ORLEANS (press release) – On Sept. 1, The Chicory will host an event with James Beard Award winner Vishwesh Bhatt and his new cookbook "I am From

Our first list—50 Essential Hawai‘i Books You Should Read in Your Lifetime—was one of our most popular stories ever, but it didn’t do justice to our flourishing regional literary scene. So here we go again: More of da kine, only bigger, broader, deeper.

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Fans across the globe has consistently voted Its A Wonderful Life as one of the best festive films ever made, and as a result, the famous cast have held a fond place in the hearts of movie lovers.

Another round of great videos to start your week off right.