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Archival Issues Published by: Midwest Archives Conference

Deaccessioning old works can be a complicated and fraught process. But even museums have to spring-clean now and then.

Thanksgiving is a feast so complex and semiotically dense that things are very often forgotten and rarely go according to plan.

Thanksgiving as we know it was deliberately invented in the nineteenth century.

From colonial times to the nineteenth century, Thanksgiving was very different from the holiday we know now.

A collection of our recent stories in celebration of American Indian Heritage Month.

On either side of the aisle, Black Friday surfaces systemic issues facing low-income communities of color.

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