Hamnet: To Judge Or Not To Judge
The film raises the question, should we separate the artist from the art. Should we really let artists’ tarnished personal records disqualify their achievements? Source link
February 2026
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Why are Georgia schools bringing back cursive in the age of keyboards?
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