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Yet most public memorials stay mute about the more divisive chapters of history.
Many Asian countries are reluctant to confront their own dark chapters of history: Violent pasts are often missing from school textbooks and curriculums.
Together, the hosts, Chenjerai Kumanyika, who is black, and Jack Hitt, who is white, report lesser-known stories about the Civil War, exploring chapters of history we likely don't know.
I work in an industry that's so focused on the future and innovation, and I could either meditate to keep myself sane or I could focus on my form of meditation — digging into chapters of history that I love.
A skilled provocateur, he paints a picture of an army of well-meaning but clueless preservationists who, in their zeal to protect the world's architectural legacies, end up debasing them by creating tasteful scenery for docile consumers while airbrushing out the most difficult chapters of history.
"Robert Moses Astride New York" moves through major chapters of history in just a few stanzas, and the piece to be performed Saturday is only a sampling of what the composer, Gary Fagin, ultimately hopes will become a full-fledged production featuring additional characters like the neighborhood activist Jane Jacobs and Mayor Fiorello H. La Guardia.
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That chapter of history is unlikely to repeat itself.
Is this a well-known chapter of history?
Her own passing ends a chapter of history.
Photographs, posters, weapons and uniforms from Calais' occupation are testimony to a grim chapter of history.
It would make him part of a chapter of history that has always resonated with him.
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