Arts News: Underground Railroad Sites in Kansas and Missouri Gain Heightened Visibility
On Sept. 30, 2021, Congress recognized a vital part of that struggle, the storied Underground Railroad, and the role it played in the struggle along the Kansas/Missouri border.
Unless you are “of a certain age,” the name Paul McCobb may not trigger any memories. But if you recall home décor of the 1950s and 1960s, his work may look familiar if you visit the “Paul McCobb: America’s Designer” exhibit at the Johnson County Museum.
Marking the 75th anniversary of Harry Truman’s presidency and the much-anticipated grand opening of the redesign of the Truman Library and Museum, Harry Truman will soon be joining several of his fellow presidents in the U.S. Capitol.
Online Linda Hall Library Exhibit Features Topical New Acquisitions
Lynn M. Osen’s “The Feminine Math-tique,” written in 1971, challenged yet another myth — the feminine math-tique — which encourages the notion that to enjoy mathematics is at variance with one’s womanhood.
