The Dangers of the Gracchus Brothers’ Reforms
Tiberius and Gaius Gracchus were brothers who lived in the late second century BCE, at the beginning of the end of the Roman Republic. Both attempted to enact radical reforms meant to address wealth inequality and land shortages among more common Roman citizens. As representatives of the common peop
Katonah Museum of Art Youth Exhibition
Discover the creativity of Westchester's next generation of artists through a personal visit to the Katonah Museum of Art's Annual Young Artists Exhibition. Join me as I explore inspiring student artwork, reflect on the power of youth artistic expression, and share how this memorable museum date bec
American Moral High Ground
Explore the uneasy tension between America’s dubious self-image and its historical legacy. From colonization to modern conflicts, the Lord of Lore examines moments that challenge claims of moral authority, questioning whether the nation’s past and present actions complicate its role as an allege
Proud to be an american
What does being an American mean anymore? Has the 'dream' faded, disappeared, or just never existed? Our bloggers provide their ideas about what being an American is and what it means to them. There is anger, frustration, hints of pride and maybe a little bit of hope.
(Informal) Film Review: Cabrini (2024)
Cabrini (2024), directed by Alejandro Monteverde, explores the life of Mother Cabrini in the harsh realities of 1880s New York City. The film emphasizes themes of human dignity and compassion amidst societal challenges...very relevant in our disconnected yet globalized world today. Mother Cabrini se