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Nick Brokausen's reconnaissance company in Vietnam earned one of the highest records of valor awards in U.S. Army history during the war.
Sidney Blumenthal's biography details the years 1856 to 1860, when Abraham Lincoln emerged as a national leader amid intense political competition.
Michael S. Paulsen, a leading constitutional scholar, provides an accessible introduction to the history and interpretation of the United States Constitution.
Game designer Luke Peterschmidt and historian Denver Brunsman discuss the Constitution's relevance through the lens of game design principles.
Over 150,000 teachers and 7.5 million students engage with civic education each year through iCivics, a partner in discussing the Bill of Rights in schools.
A panel discussion features former Congresswoman Jane Harman and D.C. Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton, focusing on the role of citizen engagement in shaping policy.
Baratunde Thurston discusses the fragility of American democracy, the decline of civic education, and the responsibilities of citizens in a conversation with Michael.
At 6:30 in the morning, children in Baracoa line up in front of a statue of José Martí, ready to raise the flag before school begins.
