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Madeleine Kruhly writes and produces for The Atlantic.
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Images from one of Arizona's reservations in the early 1970s, compiled from the DOCUMERICA series in The National Archives More »
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The otherwise lovely comedy starring Aubrey Plaza loses some of its magic when it goes sci-fi. More »
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Just before World War II, a prominent Atlantic author tried to explain the unique brand of patriotism in the United States. More »
Images of various households taken during the 1940 Census, assembled by the National Archives and the United States Census Bureau More »
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