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From Slaughter to Casinos?
A landscape remembers what commerce prefers to forget.
Feb 20
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Kimberly Twain
📚 Freedom Schools and the Education That Refused to Disappear
🧭 The Family CurriculumTwain’s Gazette of the Absurd is a reader-supported publication.
Feb 18
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🪙👑 The Donor and the King
A Berkeley walk through money, monuments, and the modern urge to sit on the throne
Feb 16
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The Northern Gold Fields: Shasta’s Hard Country
By the early 1850s, while San Francisco was busy turning gold into chandeliers and oysters, the rush pressed north into the river cuts and oak-scraped…
Feb 16
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Kimberly Twain
Civics for the Bewildered: Chapter One
What Civics Is (And Why I Went Looking for It Instead of a Helmet)
Feb 13
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Kimberly Twain
The Republic We Recited, the Democracy We Imagined
WHERE THE HELL AM I?
Feb 11
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📘 CIVICS FOR THE BEWILDERED
A Vintage Guide to a Republic with Cracks in Its Foundation From The Twainian Civics Triptych: Power, Conscience, and the Lost Arts of Citizenship by…
Feb 9
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Kimberly Twain
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The Closing of Legacy
When institutions abandon art and women’s intellectual life, they do not become efficient — they become naïve, and inquiry itself begins to narrow.
Feb 6
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January 2026
The Forgotten Miners Beneath Our Feet:
The Cornish, the Cary House, and the Architecture of Indentured Labor
Jan 25
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Kimberly Twain
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A Note from the Road
A Note from the Road
Jan 25
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Kimberly Twain
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THE GREAT CHINESE STARCHITECT ROUNDUP - Part I
or, How the Party Purchased a Global Design Firm and Accidentally Got the Whole Profession
Jan 19
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🧾 How a Tax Code Is Born
(Or: Why Our Taxes Were Decided Long Before We Ever Saw a Form)
Jan 16
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