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New Research Indicates the Holocaust Was Even Worse Than We Thought

March 2, 2013 By Kathryn DeHoyos 8 Comments

The new research is completely changing our understanding of the Holocaust.

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Shame and Violence: The Connecticut School Shooting and Hate

December 16, 2012 By Vironika Tugaleva 11 Comments

Tragedy comes from repressed shame, not from being too permissive with people.

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Women and LGBT People Under Attack: 1930′s & Now

November 3, 2012 By Warren Blumenfeld 2 Comments

Professor Warren Blumenfeld sees parallels between the German Third Reich and the inequalities of today

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Forgiveness Is Macho

August 17, 2011 By Lisa Hickey 25 Comments

Lisa Hickey travels from Germany to the comments on a blog post to discover that forgiveness is an action word.

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Author William Broyles on His Return Trip to Vietnam (VIDEO)

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Phoenix Police Show Support for Fallen Officer’s Daughter at Graduation

Phoenix Police Seargent Ben Kartchner said, “He’s left a precious child and a wife behind, and it’s our responsibility to make sure that they’re taken care of for the rest of their life.”

Kaitlyn Hunt with her father Steven Hunt Jr.

My Daughter Was Arrested, Expelled and Charged With a Felony for a Same-Sex Relationship She Had as a Minor

The nightmare began in February when the cops came to arrest my daughter, who had just turned 18, and took her away without telling us what was happening.

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