“Warspeak” Puts All of Us in the Trenches
From campaign "war rooms" to "battleground states," the political lexicon in the U.S. distorts people's experiences of others and of communal life.
“Warspeak” Puts All of Us in the Trenches
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Are Trophy Skulls Evidence of Civil War Among the Classic Maya?
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