The Seeds of Sacrifice: The American Homefront during World War II and COVID-19 | Amedeo Maturo
World War II brought out the fight, resilience, and sacrifice of a nation who had lost over one hundred thousandContinue Reading
World War II brought out the fight, resilience, and sacrifice of a nation who had lost over one hundred thousandContinue Reading
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On February 19th, Blue Muse sent two staff writers, Cynthia Vu Le and Ariella Mendoza Ozuna to the New MuseumContinue Reading
On December 28, 1922, in New York City a superhero was born. Stan Lee, descended from Romanian-Jewish immigrants, spent hisContinue Reading
I itch at the back of my black leather suit and feel sticky sweat roll down my skin from theContinue Reading
Takqia Staggers was a sophomore at Hill Regional Career High School in New Haven, Connecticut when her life changed. StaggersContinue Reading