Source: The Boston Globe
On September 26, 2004 The Boston Globe published "On Native Grounds," an opinion piece. Philip Jenkins, a professor at Penn State University, wrote that by "occupying the last open space on Washington's Mall, the new National Museum of the American Indian suggests a powerful irony of American history: The people who were first on the ground are the last to be commemorated. But the new museum also carries other messages about how Americans, past and present, view that history... Architecturally, its curving sandstone walls, said to...
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