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- One morning, on a whim, I said to my wife, “let’s go check out the Burke Museum.” So, we did.�In long form, the museum is known as the Burke�Museum of Natural History and Culture . In short ...45 comments 31 Recs
- Yesterday was probably, politically and spiritually, the darkest Thanksgiving for our nation in our lifetimes. So how about a quick story out of America’s earliest history that eerily echoes this moment and may give us some hope? Donald Trump has told...55 comments 179 Recs
- A cartoon by Tim Campbell. Related |� More women than ever want to get the hell out of ...27 comments 183 Recs
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- It was recently revealed that Larry Summers joked about women having lower IQs in an email to Jeffrey Epstein. I find Summers' narrow fixation on biological determinism fascinating because it's ...48 comments 275 Recs
- www.patreon.com/keefknight www.keithknightart.com Keef headed to San Francisco Dec. 7 & 8!! Related |� Donald Trump's terrible, horrible, no good, very bad ...17 comments 265 Recs
- By Trenz Pruca (Your faithful chronicler of human folly, political taxonomy, and the occasional well-timed sigh.) If political systems were animals, the modern world would look like an overfunded zoo run by a particularly careless graduate student....8 comments 15 Recs
- More Than Anyone—Frances Made America Great You won’t believe me yet, but the most powerful person in American history was an unelected woman who kept such a low profile that even her best biographer sold her short. With our capricious and superficial...12 comments 28 Recs
- Nebraska mattered in 1960 because it was one of only 16 states that held a presidential primary. The other 34 states held caucuses and conventions in which the selection of the delegates to the national convention were controlled by the party leaders....1 comments 13 Recs
