My name is Pauli Murray
Pauli Murray was one of the most consequential and hopeful of 20th century Americans.
All posts tagged: Weekly Reader
A case for transformation
What will we do with the lessons learned during a year of agony, terror, and loss?
We need better stories
Nesrine Malik argues we need new stories to overcome the harmful myths that subvert freedom.
Would you like to improve your life?
Make hard things easier, learn to apologize, write shorter emails, and get on with living a better life.
Weekly Reader: Fun and games
Superteams, unwritten rules, and baseball’s wackiest play ever.
Weekly Reader: Hidden history; hidden agendas
Three stories on how agendas often shape our historical narratives.
Weekly Reader: Shifting blame
To live so that we will be a people worth remembering, we must seek the truth from our history.
Weekly Reader: A baker’s dozen, second edition
Why we get history so wrong, the media’s chance for improvement, and voting rights.
Weekly Reader: Thanks, Boz, for the memories
If you think you are judging others when you write, you’re wrong. You’re uncovering yourself – Thomas Boswell
Weekly Reader: Bearing witness
As humans we should bear witness to each other’s suffering. Darnella Frazier bore witness and changed history.
