Published: May 21, 2018
Written By: Jeremy Meier Today’s American public is well familiar with the seemingly never-ending primary season—the long leadup and prologue to the summer conventions feels like it goes on like a presidential opera in eight acts. We see hopefuls in each party launching hype campaigns months before Iowa and New… Read More
Published: May 16, 2018
In 1964, Betty Friedan published The Feminine Mystique and made waves across America. Friedan was a leading figure in the second-wave of the women’s movement in the US and her writing changed the way society thought about women. On the 2018 Ohio Chautauqua tour, Sally Ann Drucker… Read More
Published: May 15, 2018
Written By: Dr. J. Holmes Armstead Captain Benjamin O. Davis Jr. was serving at Tuskegee College in 1940 as professor of military science when new orders summoned him to Fort Riley, Kansas. Upon arriving to his new post, he was assigned duties as aide de camp to the newly appointed… Read More