“Two Essays About Finding Home in The Wizard of Oz” by Gelareh Khoie
 

“How did ‘Wizard of Oz’ fare on its 1939 release” by Susan King
 

“So What Does It Mean to Be a ‘Friend of Dorothy?” by Terra Necessary
 

“Why Every Wizard of Oz TV Adaption had Failed” by Derek Faraci 

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A History of Love Letters

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“World War II Couple’s Love Letters Found Beneath British Hotel’s Floorboards” by Nora McGreevy

“Why Do We Put Stamps on the Upper-Right Corner?” by Jake Rossen

“From Love to Longing to Protest, It's All in the Tilt of the Postage” by Ian Urbina

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The Town Of Witches – Triora, Italy 

The Benevento Witches 

The Walnut Tree of Benevento Italy | Ritual Goddess 

The Unique Witches Of Medieval Sicily 

Why I Hate Strega Nona by Sho Spaeth

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"Why ‘Manic Pixie Dream Girl’ Won't Go Away”  by Spencer Kornharber

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What is Mise en Scène in Film: Definition and Examples, Studio Binder

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“How color helps a movie tell its story” by Kate Torgovnick May

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All 28 New Jersey malls, ranked from worst to best

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“In Defense of Zach Braff’s Garden State” By Jesse David Fox

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“Roddy Doyle on Writing from the Pandemic” By Cressida Leyshon

 

The New York Times Ireland Report on Mother and Baby Homes Reveals Abuse and Thousands of Deaths 

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Executive summary of the Final Report of the Commission of Investigation into Mother and Baby Homes 

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“Maternity homes for pregnant teens: Florence Crittenton pressured girls to give babies up for adoption” By Diane Bernard and Maria Bogen-Oskwarek

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Nina Polk (Navajo/ Lakota): From High School to College Lacrosse by Dan Ninham

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Summer VISTA Nina Polk: Using Social Media to Spotlight Native Lacrosse from UP.2US Sports

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The Creator's Game: Native People Created Lacrosse Yet Now Strive to Play the Sport in International Arenas by Vincent Schilling

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Why ‘Anne of Green Gables’ and ‘Little Women’ Still Inspire Us Today by Sarah McCoy

What Anne Shirley Taught Me about Navigating Romantic Relationships by Lindsey Weishar

Fraught With Destiny: Queering L.M. Montgomery’s Anne Shirley and Diana Barry by Cori McCarthy

Anne with an E explores Mi'kmaq First Nation history in P.E.I. by Aruna Dutt 

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“What Mulan taught me about identity, honor, and drag saving China: Why Disney’s Mulan is a queer icon.” By Alex Abad-Santos

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‘A Girl Worth Fighting For’: Transformations of the Woman Warrior Hua Mulan by Hilary Sotomayor

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Mike Pence Argued In An Op-Ed That Disney's "Mulan" Was Liberal Propaganda by Andrew Kaczynski

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Eleanor Roosevelt's Worst Enemy Was Her Cousin by Marc Peyser and Timothy Dwyer

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Martha Bulloch Roosevelt, NPS

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Women in History of Scots Descent, Martha Bulloch Roosevelt by Lu Hickey

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Betsy Bonaparte and the Southern Belle by Talia Smith

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Anna “Bamie” Roosevelt, NPS

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With 'Do the Right Thing,' Spike Lee Changed Cinema Forever by Mekeisha Madden Toby

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Why ‘Do the Right Thing’ and “Fight the Power” Are Eternal by Stephen Kearse

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Spike Lee’s Long Journey to Becoming Cannes’ Unabashed and Adored Jury President by Anne Thompson

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Do the Right Thing, Library of Congress by David Sterritt 

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Films on Race Matters and Social Justice, CUNY

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“There may be an evolutionary reason suburbia feels so miserable” by Chris Weller

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“California’s Barbacoa Trail” by Bill Esparza

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“Ashkenazi Cuisine” by My Jewish Learning

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We Are What We Eat: Ethnic Food and the Making of America by Donna R. Gabaccia

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“Why Sue Townsend’s Adrian Mole is such an important character” by Alyssa Rosenberg

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A Life in… Sue Townsend by Alex Clark

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Sue Townsend: The Difficult Years by Iain Hollingshead
 

10 Ways to Tell if Your ‘Nutcracker’ Is Traditional, The New York Times

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Women with Wings: The 75-Year-Legacy of the WASP by Caroline Johnson

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President Obama Signs Bill Awarding Congressional Gold Medal to Women Airforce Service Pilots, The White House

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