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Opinion & Essay

President Richard Nixon sits in his White House office after delivering a nationwide television address in Washington, April 27, 1972. Nixon discussed events surrounding his 'Vietnamization' program, saying he is withdrawing another 20,000 American troops from Vietnam by July 1. (AP Photo/Charles Tasnadi, file)
Speak Easy
Politics & Policy

Don’t overgeneralize the failures in Vietnam

To dismiss the Vietnam War as a total failure for the United States or a warning against any intervention may prevent us from seeing solutions to today's problems.

9 years ago

Delaware Theatre Company's 2017 production of Something Wicked This Way Comes. (photo by Mark Miller)
Arts & Entertainment

Technical wizardry wows at Delaware Theatre Company

The world premiere of the musical "Something Wicked This Way Comes" in Wilmington features never-before-seen special effects.

9 years ago

Homeless veteran James Thomas, 62, who was sleeping along the Miami River, talks with officials from the Veteran's Administration during the Point In Time Homeless Census, Thursday, Jan. 22, 2015, in Miami.
Speak Easy
Politics & Policy

Far from battlefield, soldiers forced to continue fighting

Most of us recall when the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan began, but in the American post-war narrative, many recently retired troops have become marginalized by our government.

9 years ago

Soldiers are walking through a muddy field in Vietnam on a search and destroy operation
The Philadelphia Experiment
Politics & Policy

My father could have died in Vietnam

Unlike so many men who were poor and black, my father didn’t go to Vietnam, and that circumstance changed what could have been — not only for my father, but also my family.

9 years ago

Author Marta Rusek is shown in various photographs at various ages of her life.
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Lifestyle

Autism found me, and then I found my voice

Since my diagnosis with autism in 2015 at age 30, a bolder, more outspoken side of myself has emerged.

9 years ago

People wait in line for gas, in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, in Aibonito, Puerto Rico, Monday, Sept. 25, 2017.
National Interest
Politics & Policy

Does Trump know that Puerto Ricans are American citizens?

Wouldn't it be swell if our "leaders" of all-Republican rule devoted some of their precious time to the humanitarian crisis in Puerto Rico?

9 years ago

Speak Easy
Arts & Entertainment

Tony Auth on Vietnam’s role in his career as a political cartoonist

From the Tony Auth archives an excerpt from the Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist's 2005 interview with the Library of Congress.

9 years ago

Members of the Indianapolis Colts take a knee during the Nation Anthem before an NFL football game against the Cleveland Browns in Indianapolis, Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017. (AP Photo/Darron Cummings)
The Philadelphia Experiment
Community

Trump’s reaction to NFL protests shows who should really be fired

Each time I think of Donald Trump’s remarks about black professional football players kneeling in protest during the National Anthem, I vacillate between anger and sadness.

9 years ago

Detroit Lions players take a knee during the national anthem before an NFL football game against the Atlanta Falcons, Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017, in Detroit.
National Interest
Politics & Policy

Take a knee to protest Trump’s tinpot patriotism

Spewing anew without a clue, Trump presumed this weekend to tell us what is patriotism and what is not. Rest assured, the Founding Fathers shook their heads and took a knee.

9 years ago

The author is shown, second from the left, following his release from jail in July with other members of protest group Bowling Green Patriots. (Courtesy of Samuel S. Flint)
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Lifestyle

Taking it to the streets, then and now

This story is part of a WHYY series examining how the United States, four decades later, is st ...

9 years ago

Former President Barack Obama, former first lady Michelle Obama, Queen Elizabeth II, and Prince Philip pose for photographs prior to a May 24, 2011, dinner hosted at Buckingham Palace in London. (Larry Downing/Pool photo via AP, file)
Speak Easy
Lifestyle

What do Americans see in British royalty?

Even though Americans dismissed the English king in 1776, they still, 250 years later, seem to have a residual affection for — and curiosity about — the British royals.

9 years ago

A scene from Pig Iron Theatre Company's 'A Period of Animate Existence.' (Photo courtesy of Maria Baranova)
Shapiro on Theater
Arts & Entertainment

Philly Fringe review: ‘A Period of Animate Existence’

Pig Iron Theatre Company made its reputation by playing with forms as it developed the content of plays. Its new and most ambitious work ...

9 years ago

Frank Rizzo's statue  on the plaza of the Municipal Services Building stands at the center of controversy. Recently this afro pick with a black power symbol was added.(Emma Lee/WHYY)
Dave Davies: Off Mic
Urban Planning

Stay or go? Philadelphia sounds off on the Rizzo statue controversy

Ask Philadelphians for opinions on the Frank Rizzo statue, and you’ll get some serious attitude. The city recently invited citizens ...

9 years ago

(AnnieAnnie/Big Stock Photo)
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Lifestyle

Essay: Someone was watching over me on my first traffic stop for driving while black

There has been renewed attention to racial profiling and the epidemic of police brutality. This personal account of racial profiling has become one of many for me.

9 years ago

Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, answers question from members of the media as he arrives for a policy luncheon with Vice President Mike Pence is shown on Capitol Hill in Washington in May 2017. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais, file)
National Interest
Politics & Policy

Health care candor: A top Republican gives away the game

As Senate Republicans gear up for one last college try to destroy Obamacare (because it has Obama’s name on it) and to thus imperil ...

9 years ago

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