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history
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April 1, 2021Six-Hundred Years of History Explained by April Fools’ Day
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July 14, 2020Mom Hair Through the Ages
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July 2, 2020Kink-Shaming and a Cover-Up: Benjamin Franklin and the Story of the US Standard Measurement System
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June 24, 2020Will Quam: A Brick is More Than Just a Rectangle
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June 12, 2020The New Republic Names Its Military Bases
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April 28, 2020I Went Back In Time to Stop All This, But I Ended Up Giving It to Everyone Way Earlier, and Now It’s a Lot Worse
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February 19, 2020The Great American Bison: A History of Death and Resilience
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July 5, 2019The Battle At John F. Kennedy International Airport, 1776
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April 26, 2019Key Moments In Women’s Shaving History
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April 24, 2019Popular Thirst Traps Throughout History
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July 13, 2021Nobody Wants to Be a Serf Anymore
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July 14, 2021Dear HR: What Skin Color Emoji Am I Supposed to Use?
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July 12, 2021I Am an Alien Ambassador and I Only Wish to Speak to Your Richest Human
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June 17, 2021What Your Favorite ’90s Rock Band Says About the Type of Bored Suburban Dad You Are Today
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July 23, 2021Summer in New York in an Increasingly Hot Climate Is Not a Good Enough Reason to Bare Your Shoulders in Public
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July 23, 2021Six Ways You Have Utterly Failed Your Child, According to a Pediatric Dentist
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July 23, 2021An Open Letter to the #OWNVOICES Movement
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July 22, 2021Apologies Women Need to Make (Sorry, It’s True!)