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Note from David: The Joy of the Archives
Dear Reader,Ā  This week marks the end of Now & Then, the CAFE show that I’ve been lucky enough to produce for the last two-and-a-half years. In addition to working with the brilliant Heather Cox Richardson and Joanne Freeman, researching the anecdotes for each show – the ā€œbuckets,ā€ as we call them – has given […]
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ā€˜Don’t Malign My Integrity Here’: Bob Dole’s Defensive Frontrunner Status in the 1996 Republican Presidential Primary
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ā€˜This Sort of Eerie Unity’: Centrism and the Ghosts of 1968 at the 1996 Democratic National Convention
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ā€˜Time is a Great Healer’: Fugitives, Chain Gangs, and the Birth of the Georgia State Board of Pardons and Paroles
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ā€˜Don’t Even Ask Me About That’: The U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team’s 1995 Quest for Equal Treatment
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ā€˜Instilling Racist Viewpoints’: The 1970 Reckoning Over the ‘Know Alabama’ Textbook
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ā€˜The Video Future is So Huge’: The 1980 Actors Strike and the Difficulty of Negotiating Technological Innovation
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ā€˜Truly Outrageous’: The 1980s War Between Jem and the Holograms and Barbie and the Rockers
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ā€˜We’re Revolutionaries’: John Schmitz’s Controversial 1972 Third Party Presidential Campaign
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ā€˜Safety in the Seas’: Edwin A. Link, Submersibles, and Underwater Tragedy
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ā€˜It Has Been Called a Cultural Genocide’: Senator James Abourezk’s Advocacy for the Indian Child Welfare Act
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ā€˜The Vestige of the Office’: Nixon Lawyer Herbert Miller’s Fight to Hide Presidential Documents
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ā€˜Everyone I Know Has a Dirty House’: California’s Reaction to a 1970s Drought