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Black arts events planned in Connecticut, CaliforniaLifestyle — Sep 25, 2026The articles highlight Black American history, culture and ongoing challenges, from enslaved Revolutionary War soldier Aaron Brister’s service to performances and community events celebrating Black identity and heritage. They also note that Black and Hispanic Americans were among those hit hardest by pandemic-era economic hardship.

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Did Willy Wonka Get Canceled? Publisher Announces Woke Changes Coming to Famous Dahl BooksOpinion — Feb 19, 2023These days, it seems as if nothing is safe from the woke cultural revolution. Now, the left is coming for the works of a famed children’s author. According to the Telegraph , publisher Puffin Books has made a number of…

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Op-Ed: Bob Ehrlich: The Media Will Keep Blaming Everything on Trump Until Normal Americans Say ‘Enough!’Reporting — Apr 12, 2021My April 5 column argued that three seminal events (COVID-19, George Floyd and Jan. 6) formed the predicate for what can fairly be described as our ongoing cultural revolution. My thesis did not cover new ground but…

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China's Mao nostalgia surges among youth who never lived under him — Sep 6, 2026Amid China’s slowing economy and growing inequality, nostalgia for Mao Zedong’s egalitarian era is rising, with sites like Nanjie’s Maoist village and Dazhai’s Mao-praised past drawing tourists and sparking renewed public interest. While official CHina acknowledges the Cultural Revolution as a grave mistake, residents and visitors alike continue to revere Mao’s legacy and the period’s communal ideals, often through imagery and cooperative ownership that funded housing and local enterprises.

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Dana Whitfield Inequality is real and people want answers, but romanticizing Mao skips over the human cost of that era entirely.

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