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Debate is essential for learning Original

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By Thomas S. Hibbs
| The Dallas Morning News Verified
A century ago, the first African American to earn a doctorate from Harvard and one of the founders of the NAACP, W.E.B. DuBois published The Gift of Black Folk, a book that was commissioned by the Catholic organization the Knights of Columbus, as part of a series intended to help Americans appreciate the contributions of minority groups. DuBois was highly educated and an avid reader of great texts from Plato to Frederick Douglass.
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Caravaggio’s Sacramental Realism

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By Thomas S. Hibbs, Robert Barron
| Catholic World Report Verified
Caravaggio’s Sacramental Realism This summer marks the 400th anniversary of the artist’s death, with an ambitious exhibition of his major works in Rome. In the 1986 film Caravaggio, the director Derek Jarman takes the turbulent life of a gifted artist as an occasion to reinvent him as a lascivious, romantic- existentialist anti-hero.
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Earth Month Reading

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By Thomas S. Hibbs, Andrew Thompson, Amanda J Baugh, Jerusha Matsen Neal
| aarweb.org
Edited by Stan Chu Ilo From the review: “At the heart of the book is the authors’ invitation to African readers to reclaim a legacy specific to the continent that will allow them to creatively bypass the destructive development practices so many other regions have already begun. . . .
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