
Karen Kruse Thomas
Staff Historian, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health at Freelance
Articles
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Aug 28, 2023 |
thenation.com | Christopher Blackwell |John Nichols |Jeet Heer |Karen Kruse Thomas
Environment / If we get caught in the path of raging flames, what will be the plan for those of us locked behind bars? Ad PolicyLast Monday, I woke up at 5 am, coughing. It felt like I’d smoked a pack of cigarettes the night before. Careful not to awaken my cellmate, I climbed off my top bunk, found my cup on the shelf, and made my way to the bathroom to get some water. Still groggy, I wondered if I was getting sick. But then I remembered the wildfires.
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Aug 15, 2023 |
thenation.com | Sara Franklin |Jeet Heer |Steve Brodner |Karen Kruse Thomas
Sara Franklin: In the essay “Thin Skin,” you excerpt from an interview with Marian Naranjo who says, “We were the experiments.” It struck me as a profoundly true statement about America: This nation has always been an experiment, and we are seeing more and more clearly all the ways in which it has been a failed experiment. What does that stir for you at this point? Jenn Shapland: The Covid-19 pandemic really gives you a lens onto that; how we are the experiments.
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Nov 30, 2020 |
hub.jhu.edu | Karen Kruse Thomas
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Aug 27, 2020 |
jhsph.edu | Karen Kruse Thomas
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Jul 22, 2020 |
medicalxpress.com | Karen Kruse Thomas
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