Human Rights
2012 in Review: Southern Africa’s Kavango Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area
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The Restless Country: The United States, a Land Without Vacations
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Paul Revere and the Case of the Major General’s Teeth
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Haitian Eyes
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Getting Over “Scarlett Fever”: 5 Questions for Civil War Historian Nina Silber
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Blind Willie Johnson, “If I Had My Way I’d Tear the Building Down” (Great Moments in Pop Music History)
Born on Born on January 22, 1897, Blind Willie Johnson sang on the streets for his supper, and he died on the streets at the age of 48. In between, he wrote classics of the blues and gospel repertory, including "If I Had My Way I'd Tear the Building Down," "John the Revelator," and "Lord I Just Can't Keep from Cryin'." Step inside for more about the man and his music.
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The Realities of Homelessness
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The View from Above: The Satellite Sentinel Project and the Sudans
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Booker T. and the MG’s, “Green Onions” (Great Moments in Pop Music History)
Today is Booker T. Jones's birthday—his 67th, to be precise. To celebrate the event, we serve up a healthy portion of his steamy Southern soul music, including the hit he recorded when he was just 18, "Green Onions."
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Thank You For Not Breeding
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