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Today’s media increasingly serves us clickbait climate histories. Headlines prompt us to read how the city-states of the Maya collapsed because of drought,
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This book, initially published in French as ‘L’art égéen’ (two volumes, Paris 2008-2014), provides a history of the artistic output accompanying the development
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Current campaigns for racial equality implore White people to learn from racialized others. Visions for Racial Equality: David Clement Scott and the Struggle
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