Stories - Life Stories
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Our stories are about how people make sense of their own lives, how they can shed light on our lives, and how we are connected to one another, to history, and to the larger human story.
Women's rights as a key factor in regional modernization and development
Cold War's oversimplified "free world" framing and its consequences
Sharing the insulin research discovery with family and husband
Reaction to the Charlottesville violence and Trump's response
Societal reflection and policy shifts following Kennedy's assassination
Obama's election as a repudiation of the Three-Fifths Clause
Status and risks of war correspondents during World War II combat
Involvement with One Voice and the story of Mohammad Darawshe's son Fadi
Critique of how Obama's presidency affected Black prophetic activism
Children's upbringing, education, and the legacy of community involvement
“We have to use our energy. We have to use our time and do whatever we can to uplift people and help them understand that they have power. We really can create a better world.”
Dolores Huerta
Development of suicide bombing as a new and theologically contested practice in Islam
Lessons, inspiration, and mutual support from Jonas Mekas
Andrew Jackson's redefinition of presidential authority and popular representation
Discovering weight training in college and its foundational role in fitness
Early career in journalism at the Washington Monthly and Newsweek
Coping with public criticism and the value of personal disclosure
Gordon Parks's segregation series in Alabama and its significance
Father's resilience and focus on duty during cancer treatment
Regret over not having hard talks about safety before Jim returned to the field
Postdoctoral research at Harvard and the breakthrough insulin experiment