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Alexandra M. Lord

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  • Efka Pyramiden cigarette papers in a green packaging sleeve made in Nazi Germany.
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    Papering Over History

    Efka—the German rolling paper company—was a Nazi regime favorite. After World War II, it was refashioned as a darling of the pot-infused counterculture.
    by Alexandra M. Lord, Robert M. Ehrenreich via JSTOR Daily on September 24, 2025
  • Surgeon General C. Everett Koop holds a news conference on May 4, 1988, on AIDS.

    As AIDS Epidemic Raged, a Rogue Reagan Official Taught America the Truth

    The Reagan administration thought Surgeon General C. Everett Koop would put his faith above public health. Instead, Koop sent all Americans a mailer on AIDS.
    by Alexandra M. Lord via Retropolis on June 4, 2023

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