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Much of Noam Chomsky’s revolution in linguistics—including its account of the way we learn languages—is being overturned
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Mr. Rogers is right! We need share responsibility.
Traffickers are passing off elephant ivory as that of the ancient animals.
The international trade in elephant ivory has been banned since 1990, but smugglers try to get away with selling elephant ivory by claiming it’s legal mammoth ivory.
When Yankee Doodle went to town a-riding on a pony, he was being a poser. The British wrote the song ‘Yankee Doodle’ to ridicule Americans’ lack of class. The term 'macaroni’ described those sophisticated, worldly, and upper-class people with a stylish sense of fashion, so when that Yankee simpleton (doodle) put some random feather on his hat and called it classy (macaroni), it was just a failed attempt at trying to look cool. Source
Fifty three years ago today, on August 28, 1963, Martin Luther King, Jr. gave his iconic speech at the March on Washington.
Over 200,000 Americans attended, chanting spirituals and demanding jobs and freedom.
There were also hundreds of clergymen of many denominations. One cleric carried a placard: “We March Together… Protestants, Catholics, Jews… For the Dignity And Brotherhood of All Men Under God.”
You can listen to Dr. King’s speech and much more from this incredible audio collection of radio coverage from the march in ‘63 - from the Digital Public Library of America.
Photos: National Archives and Records Administration.
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