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historian of cities and suburbs; of their nature, health, and environment; of industrial hazards; critical suburbanite, community gardener, student of activism.
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Who Owns American History?

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By Beth English Verified, Christopher Sellers
| Portside
Who Owns American History? Published August 7, 2026 Every nation tells itself a story about where it came from. Arguably, the question that matters more than any particular facts is who gets to tell it. For the past year and a half, Donald Trump’s second administration has been answering that question with unusual bluntness: The president does. Not the thousands of people across the country who have devoted their lives to actually studying, documenting, and understanding the American past.
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Who Owns American History?

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By Beth English Verified, Christopher Sellers, Robert Greene
| Dissent Magazine Verified
Who Owns American History? Under the second Trump administration, the fight over history has become a fight over democracy. Who deserves to be trusted with the country’s memory? President Donald Trump at the Great American State Fair in June 2026. (Andrew Harnik/Getty) Every nation tells itself a story about where it came from. Arguably, the question that matters more than any particular facts is who gets to tell it.
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NESG, ministry convene stakeholders to validate Nigeria’s draft national tourism policy

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By Christopher Sellers
| Nigerian News Direct Verified
By Matthew Denis Key stakeholders from Nigeria’s tourism, hospitality, and cultural sectors convened in Lagos for a pivotal validation event dedicated to Nigeria’s Draft National Tourism Policy.
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