Weekly Reader: A baker’s dozen, second edition
Why we get history so wrong, the media’s chance for improvement, and voting rights.
An occasional series of posts with links and short descriptions to books and articles of interest.
Why we get history so wrong, the media’s chance for improvement, and voting rights.
If you think you are judging others when you write, you’re wrong. You’re uncovering yourself – Thomas Boswell
As humans we should bear witness to each other’s suffering. Darnella Frazier bore witness and changed history.
In the end, there are few men who find ways to live original lives. Moe Berg did that.
Let’s celebrate National Poetry Month, the savior of the NY Public Library, and the extraordinary success of Covid-19 vaccines.
New bridges, bad airport gates, and SPRINKLES! French Vanilla. Rocky Road. Chocolate. Peanut Butter. Cookie Dough.
A functional morphologist and monster movie fan uses her science smarts to pick a winner. Plus other marvelous stuff.
Stop the war ON government and begin to fight FOR government. And yes, my Southern accent is also returning.
The first Native American Interior Secretary, media bias, a rejuvenated Penn Station, and inspiration from Dolly (again).
Timothy Snyder and Lewis Lapham on the response to tyranny and the hard labor of democracy.