Who Should Tell the Story of 9/11?
The people must tell the story — this was the only acceptable answer for Ruth Sergel, documentary filmmaker and activist.
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Be inspired by fascinating men and women whose drive and determination transformed our country and our lives.
The people must tell the story — this was the only acceptable answer for Ruth Sergel, documentary filmmaker and activist.
Who Should Tell the Story of 9/11? Read More »
The dogs and their owners who survived the tragedy of 9-11, and those who came afterward to help with rescue should never be forgotten. Here are stories of a few:
9-11; The Dogs and Owners Who Were Heroes Read More »
Service dog training organizations have historically not been able to keep up with demand, and Sarah Walker was typical of most people who applied for an assistance dog.
In Honor of Service Dogs Read More »
What if the U.S. government wanted your dog to enlist in the military? That’s exactly the request that went out in 1942 shortly after Pearl Harbor. The direct attack on
The Government Asked For Pets for Defense in the 1940s Read More »
There is no doubt that the Bush family members who lived in the White House are “dog people.”
The Bush Family and Their Dogs Read More »
Today our cultural images of parenting are formed by movies, television, and what we see online. But in the 1940s and ‘50s, societal images were influenced by earlier forms of
Dads in the Comic Strips Read More »