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Katie Stringer Clary, PhD

Something Old, Something New – Public History, Museums, & the World Today

Tag: Popular culture

October 29, 2012October 31, 2012

Abby and Brittany: Conjoined Twins, TLC, and the Sideshow

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October 22, 2012October 31, 2012

Romani Travellers: Are We Ready to Care?

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October 15, 2012October 31, 2012

Sister Wives

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October 12, 2012October 31, 2012

TLC Programming as the Modern Sideshow: A Series with Special Guests!

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November 15, 2011

Popular Culture and Public History

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    The Duggers—Creepy Cult or Average Americans?
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    Pseudoarchaeology and History in Media: The Danger of Inaccuracy in Pop Culture — CCU Public History Fall 2018
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    Graffiti: Historic Art Form or Vandalism? — CCU Public History Fall 2018

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  • Yall I really miss my little chicken. So does the rest of the household. https://t.co/3HmfW1Wzjz 1 day ago
  • RT @marcellacomedy: If by cancel culture republicans are implying that white supremacy is their culture and we want that cancelled then yes… 1 day ago
  • RT @thetzechun: Everyone trying to stay productive: The news: https://t.co/r6pWYnaQrw 1 day ago
  • Does this mean my resistbot emails worked, @RepTomRice ? twitter.com/LisaDNews/stat… 1 day ago
  • RT @michaelharriot: They. Tried. To. Overthrow. The. Government. With. A. Lynch. Mob. And then cried about it. 1 day ago
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Views expressed at katiestringerclary.com are © 2019 Katie Stringer Clary and not necessarily reflective of any institution with which I am, or have been, affiliated. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License. You can share this work, as long as you attribute it to Katie Stringer and Something Old, Something New, and you do not use it for commercial purposes.

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    Abby and Brittany: Conjoined Twins, TLC, and the Sideshow
  • The Duggers—Creepy Cult or Average Americans?
    The Duggers—Creepy Cult or Average Americans?
  • Pseudoarchaeology and History in Media: The Danger of Inaccuracy in Pop Culture — CCU Public History Fall 2018
    Pseudoarchaeology and History in Media: The Danger of Inaccuracy in Pop Culture — CCU Public History Fall 2018
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  • May Day 2014 - Constant Vigilance!
    May Day 2014 - Constant Vigilance!
  • Graffiti: Historic Art Form or Vandalism? — CCU Public History Fall 2018
    Graffiti: Historic Art Form or Vandalism? — CCU Public History Fall 2018
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