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Mary C. Curtis

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Sep 2, 2026
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Top 5M sites
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Jul 16, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 2, 2026 · Mary C. Curtis

    A Government That Removes 'Terrifying' Art Is What's Truly Scary (opens the original)

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    Archeology of Silence, a painting and installation by Kehinde Wiley, on exhibit in Venice, Italy In the past, when I told people who expressed the slightest interest that my commentary focused on the intersection of politics, culture, and race, many seemed puzzled by that particular mix. Not anymore. It’s pretty obvious how all those topics are related. Mention the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, and it’s not a symphony performance or the latest tour of Hamilton that comes to

  2. Article · Jul 22, 2026 · Mary C. Curtis

    In North Carolina, Republicans Activate Trump's Voter Suppression Scheme (opens the original)

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    Angela Hawkins sworn as member of the North Carolina State Board of Elections on March 5, 2026 What’s next? Asking how many jelly beans are in the jar? That was a question election workers, particularly in the South, used to ask voters. Not surprisingly, Black voters, who wanted simply to exercise their rights as American citizens to cast a ballot, always managed to guess wrong. How many bubbles in a bar of soap was another favorite riddle, an example of Jim Crow at its finest, using an imposs

  3. Article · Jul 16, 2026 · Mary C. Curtis

    True Patriots Still Face Our Nation's History With Eyes And Ears Open (opens the original)

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    The image went viral, and you can see why: a lone Black woman, sitting on a Washington, D.C., Metro train, surrounded by members of Patriot Front. She is the only one showing her face, wearing an expression both calm and wary. You don’t exactly know what the rest are thinking, since their bodies are covered with masks and a uniform of khaki and navy blue on a broiling summer day. That’s par for the course for flash mob-type gatherings organized by the group the Anti-Defamation League describ

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