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Recognizing the university press community’s essential contributions to that infrastructure will be crucial as institutions and funders plan for the future, write Charles Watkinson and Melissa Pitts. ....
Bridgerton: The Truth About Queen Charlotte’s Husband, Mad King George III People 12/30/2020 Netflix s latest hit series Bridgerton a period drama that follows British high society s romantic pursuits through the lens of a gossip column in Regency-era England may be fictional, but some of its characters and plot lines are rooted in history. In real life, Queen Charlotte, played by Golda Rosheuvel and thought by many historians to be the first biracial royal, was very involved in the social scene at the time. In fact, the first debutante ball was founded in 1780 by King George III in honor of his wife Charlotte s birthday. The royal couple was also thought to be deeply in love. Their relationship is touched upon briefly in season one. The King s mysterious illness is referenced in a few scenes where he is shown having aggressive outbursts. He also reacts with confusion when Charlotte tells him that she and his subjects miss him. ....
The year of fear and the fragility of the white, male myth The flap over Jill Bidenâs title is just the latest example of the blowback against women and people of color who challenge the myth of white, male excellence. By Kimberly Atkins Globe Staff,Updated December 17, 2020, 10:21 a.m. Email to a Friend Jill BidenEVE EDELHEIT/NYT The past year has been replete with examples of the myths those with power and platforms tell about who should and should not be respected, revered, and honored in this country. In these tales, the heroes are usually white and male. It may be tempting simply to dismiss as sexist prattle one example of this phenomenon: last weekâs much-maligned Wall Street Journal op-ed by Joseph Epstein, which implored incoming first lady Jill Biden to drop the title âDr.â from her name. Because sheâs not a medical doctor, Epstein mused, her use of the honorific diminishes its prestige. ....