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Russia and the Soviet Union: A Syllabus of Background Readings - JSTOR Daily
The Russian invasion of Ukraine wasn’t a surprise attack. We share these readings from our archive to provide context for the developing conflict.
Introducing “Archives Unbound” - JSTOR Daily
In her new column, Dorothy Berry offers an inside look at the work of the digital archivist, while highlighting forgotten figures in Black print culture and public life.
Hiding The Radiation of the Atomic Bombs - JSTOR Daily
The atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki by the U.S. came with censorship and obfuscation about the effects of the radiation on those who were exposed.
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What Happens When Police Use AI to Predict and Prevent Crime? - JSTOR Daily
With the dawn of artificial intelligence, a slew of new machine learning tools promise to help protect us with data.
Plant of the Month: Cretan Rockrose - JSTOR Daily
Cretan rockrose has been used as a medicine for millennia. Its unusual harvesting methods were documented by the ancient historian Herodotus.
The Long Afterlife of Freedman’s Village - JSTOR Daily
Freedman’s Village, created in Arlington, VA at the end of the Civil War, became a thriving community of Black residents as part of Reconstruction.
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Life in the Cold, New Not-Normals, and Weird Numbers - JSTOR Daily
Well-researched stories from The New Yorker, The Atlantic, and other great publications that bridge the gap between news and scholarship.
The Trouble with Immortality - JSTOR Daily
Stories about immortality are present in many cultures throughout time. How cultures perceive immortality—as a blessing or a curse—can differ widely.
Marketed as Natural, this Gas is Complicated - JSTOR Daily
The substitution of natural gas for coal is not a simple matter. The same concerns about climate and environment remain, along with new impacts.
The Surprising Answer to Who Eats Kosher in Prison - JSTOR Daily
24,000 incarcerated people in the U.S. eat kosher meals. Even some neonazis. Why?