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The vote removed "Duranguito" as the site for the "arena."

A new history of the civil rights movement gets a lot right but falls short in trying to reframe the story.

Kerry Anderson  The Daughters of Kobani, Gayle Tzemach Lemmon. This deeply researched book highlights the role of Kurdish women fighting against ISIS in

<p>The memory of World War II as a noble conflict with unambiguous virtue has warped American foreign policy toward militarism in the decades since, argues West Point professor Elizabeth Samet. </p>

<p>The memory of World War II as a noble conflict with unambiguous virtue has warped American foreign policy toward militarism in the decades since, argues West Point professor Elizabeth Samet. </p>

There are moments which shape the trajectory of individual lives, the context of a people and the history of a country. We experience these moments individually but also collectively with

Should we treat the climate emergency like a war? Seth Klein thinks so. In his book A Good War: Mobilizing Canada for the Climate Emergency he lays out a comparison between the Second World War and the Climate Crisis. He argues that we can't win the war unless we work together like we did in the war against the Nazi's. Max Fawcett challenges that idea.

Vietnam Veterans Memorial has become the most visited memorial in Washington and maintains its iconic grip on the national conscience despite initial reservations among planners about the understated design.

NPR's Michel Martin speaks with Rana Mitter, professor of the modern China's history and politics at the University of Oxford, about President Xi.

World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War is a 2006 book by Max Brooks; a fictional follow-up to Brooks’ The Zombie Survival Guide. BookReader remi...