Hindsights

This year’s Super Bowl commercial was a play for consumer values, not an indictment of the quality of ingredients.

That the Philadelphia Flyers mascot has been adopted by radical leftists should not come as a surprise.

Narratives of a new Cold War do little to help decipher the U.S. and Russian roles in Syria.

The notion that a woman’s place is in the home stretches back far in American life — though not as far as one might suspect.

American women have come to the aid of men in power since the Founding Fathers, but the costs of such actions have not always been apparent

White supremacist groups often reference ancient Greco-Roman culture to reinforce their beliefs.

The concerns of activists in the late 1960s became the legislative priorities of Congress in the mid-1970s.

Shenzhen’s economic boom has followed a familiar pattern of capitalism.

In 2018, we can see the fruits of a failed 1968 initiative.

How events at Stonewall Inn are remembered illustrates how popular narratives shape commemorations and social movements.

Consensus on climate change has not been limited to one end of the political spectrum.

Anniversaries become useful when we use them to ask hard questions about the present.

A statue of Miss America has become a defining feature of Atlantic City, but the 1968 protest of the pageant remains absent.

Since 1968, Black and Palestinian activists and writers have found themselves engaged in a transnational dialogue.