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History on Purpose Archive: May 2012
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John F. Kennedy, defender against communism, born May 29, 1917
Our 35th President was assassinated in Dallas, TX and just one theory behind his death is it was due to his aggressive stance against communism. Published May 30 2012
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Abraham Lincoln and Memorial Day
Memorial Day was born from the ashes and destruction and death of America’s Civil War. Published May 27 2012
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Michelle Goldberg resumes the war on women after Mother’s Day
After a temporary cease-fire over the Mother’s Day holiday, the battle over women, or amidst women, or for women’s votes resumed. Published May 16 2012
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Mother’s Day and mom's value
It is ironic that the Mother’s Day holiday in the United States was born from pain and emotional wounds left over from the American Civil War which caused women to question their value as mothers, while America in 2012 appears to be deeply divided over the value of motherhood. Published May 13 2012
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Cinco de Mayo and the American Civil War
A deeper understanding of events surrounding the Cinco de Mayo victory can give deeper insight into U.S. – Mexican relations. Published May 5 2012
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In a world that is increasingly complex, we need to seek greater awareness of the blending of cultures and America's changing role in a global community.
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U.S.-Taliban talks: More bizarre foreign policy
The U.S. announced plans to negotiate with the Taliban and within hours it attacked a base that killed four Americans.
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As violence in Syria rages, human rights suffer
War always has unintended consequences. In Syria, children and civilians are dying every day.
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Barack Obama is America’s first absentee president
We can always count on Barack Obama for a speech when things are good, but where does he go when things are bad?
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Taliban beheads two boys, ages 10 and 16, in Afghanistan
It is nothing new, but it is always shocking. Two young boys scavenging for food for their families were beheaded by the Taliban on Sunday.
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U.S.-Taliban talks: More bizarre foreign policy
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