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  • What Will We Remember of 2022?

    by Tom Engelhardt

    The response to the pandemic shows how the contemporary American urge toward nation un-building has returned home. 



  • The Mask Slackers of 1918

    In 1918 and 1919, as bars, saloons, restaurants, theaters and schools were closed, masks became a scapegoat, a symbol of government overreach, inspiring protests, petitions and defiant bare-face gatherings. All the while, thousands of Americans were dying in a deadly pandemic.