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Permanence and Political Correctness

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The politically correct today will be intolerable tomorrow—at its core, progress demands it.

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Homecoming and the Trauma of War

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Julia Roberts and Stephan James in Homecoming (Amazon Studios).
An Amazon show that offers a glimpse into the nature of our recent wars—shadowy, ambiguous, and fraught with tension—and asks: What should we remember?

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An Unlikely Restoration of Memory: Why Dungeons & Dragons Matters

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Dungeons & Dragons (Blackregis/Shutterstock.com).
Many predicted that tabletop games like Dungeons & Dragons would disappear, but this discounts the power of memory and the need for community.

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Erasing the Past: The Modern Culture of Amnesia

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History is often taught or used these days as if the past were simply something to liberate ourselves from, but the causes of our cultural amnesia run deep.

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