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Thomas Lecaque

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Fallout 4 and the Erasure of the Native in (Post-Apocalyptic) New England

It is not attempting to tell a story about Native erasure. It is not trying to tell a story about Native Americans at all. And that tells the real story.

by Thomas Lecaque via Age of Revolutions on January 27, 2025
Against the Grain?

Native farming practices and settler-colonial imaginations in the video game "Empire: Total War."

by Thomas Lecaque via Age of Revolutions on March 27, 2023
Can SCOTUS Majority Learn the Lessons of Early America Before it's Too Late?

Breaking down the myths of originalism and America's founding.

by J. L. Tomlin, Thomas Lecaque via Religion Dispatches on July 18, 2022
"A Man of His Time": From Patrick Henry to Samuel Alito in U.S. History

The struggle for progress is always two steps forward and at least one step back.

by Thomas Lecaque via Age of Revolutions on May 5, 2022

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Pete Hegseth’s Tattoos and the Crusading Obsession of the Far Right

The symbols sported by Trump’s defense pick show how the medieval past is being reimagined by Christian nationalists, behind a shield of plausible deniability.

by Lydia Wilson via New Lines on November 29, 2024

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