Black History Month reflection and New Mexico African American history
A viewpoint on Black History Month stressing daily reflection on America's past wrongs. It highlights New Mexico's Black history from prestatehood to early towns like Blackdom, notable figures such as Cathay Williams, and a virtual Friday series by the New Mexico Office of African American Affairs to educate and register.
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William Cathay
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Frank” Boyer
Blackdom
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Partisan impeachment clash contrasted with school reopening debate
The author argues the impeachment trial shows partisan conflict outweighing jurisprudence, while recounting a Santa Rosa school board meeting on reopening districts during COVID-19. The board backed Superintendent Madrid's plan to open high school with later decisions, despite dissent, as parents and teachers weigh risks and benefits. Steve Hansen writes for Clovis Media Inc.
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Martin Madrid
Washington
Canceling the classics in the name of racial justice
A New York Times profile of Princeton classicist Daniel Padilla Peralta argues for destroying the study of classics as a path to equity. The piece frames the critique as a broader attack linking Greek and Roman heritage to whiteness, while defenders hail timeless humanistic values across cultures.
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Stanford
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Thucydides
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Greece
Rome
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