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Harriet Tubman: Farm life planted seed that grew into rebellion

Harriet Tubman grew up on Brodess Farm in Maryland. Incidents in her young life as a slave foreshadow her growth into an Underground Railroad legend.

Harriet Tubman Quotes to Inspire Humanity and Leadership

Looking for the best Harriet Tubman quotes? Harriet Tubman was an American abolitionist and political activist who achieved greatness for leading hundreds of slaves to freedom. She was a former slave who later became the most famous conductor of the Underground Railroad – a network of antislavery activists and safe houses that led escaped slaves […]

When You Least Expect It…Expect It

HDMI switched and distributed. And now that we’ve figured out a reasonably predictable way to interface and exchange keys for HDCP ...

The Antiquarians are Getting Younger by Harriet Staff

Jacket Copy reports on a new generation of antiquarian book dealers going against the digital grain and finding solace in the printed page. Not only is this next generation of...

How to Distinguish a Literary Scholar From a Literary Blogger? by Harriet Staff

Jeanne-Marie Jackson wonders about the public intellectual today, when "most academics working in the humanities prefer the posture of reaching out to the public, 'applying' their interpretive skills to remind...

Ready, Set, Lead! by Harriet Hodgson and Kathy Kasten

New Release — Children’s Book Reading this charming poem to or with a child can foster confidence and encourage leadership. Authors Hodgson and Kasten believe that great leadership can be lea…

Researchers trained robots to write poetry

If science fiction has taught us anything it’s that artificial intelligence will one day lead to the downfall of the entirety of mankind. That day is (probably) still a long way away, if it ever ac…

David Shapiro: Why can’t the taxman cometh a little later just this once?

How do you know a planned relaxing weekend is headed south?

Unspeakable: The Things We Cannot Say by Harriet Shawcross

The film-maker and journalist’s attempt to make sense of her tongue-tied adolescence is elegant but unfocused

Are You A Poet? Then Why Not Publish A Chapbook?

If you're a poet and want to publish your work, consider publishing your poems in a chapbook format. Chapbooks are not new to the...

Harriet Brown Soothes Our Souls

The LA-based Filipino artist premieres "Bag Away."

How to have yourself a very merry, eco-friendly Christmas

Less is more this festive season, as many consumers are putting the environment before price

Doing business as a black woman: A CEO describes her struggles

What’s it like to be a black woman who runs her own business? This woman can tell you a few things about it. Interviewing with Micae Brown, Jinja Birkenbeuel explains how difficult it is to get a seat at the table with others when you are an African American woman. She also explains the difficulty …

You Need Two Different Kinds of Treats to Get Down This Hallway

6 Things You Must Know About Tax Preparers

Make sure you find someone who is qualified and competent.

How to survive a week at Austrian detox clinic Vivamayr

Could a week in the Austrian Alps cure Harriet Hall of the afflictions of modern life?

Conspiracists peddle myths, not theories

Letter: It is misleading to suggest that elaborate lies are “theories”, writes Harriet Friedmann – it’s time to change the discourse