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Jobs, Freedom, and Civil Rights

This month marks the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington and Martin Luther King, Jr.’s “I Have A Dream” speech.

What do we know about the world Jesus of Nazareth was born into?

How have mass killers used fear and destruction to create whole societies that sustain themselves on murder?

What can we learn from how a loved one faces a life-threatening diagnosis and death?

Could China’s aging population, gender disparity and low-tech economy prevent the country from becoming a superpower?

How did King Tut’s mummy become a legend separate from Tutankhamun himself?

What can a culinary staple in kitchens along the Silk Road teach us about love and commitment?

Do swaths of pure, dark night sky still remain in light polluted America?

How do race and ethnicity shape our changing social lives and language?

How does the current political climate within the United States Senate differ from that of the 19th or even 20th Centuries?

How can the connections we forge with animals teach us about ourselves?

Could changing the way we spend money actually improve our quality of life?