American Culture
Ken Burns spoke about the American experience and the power that past lives and past moments have over our present and future. He referred t… read more
Ken Burns spoke about the American experience and the power that past lives and past moments have over our present and future. He referred to the past and history as the “DNA of our society” and how important it is to understand history if one is to understand America. Mr. Burns talked about the different kinds of media now being used to study and convey history as opposed to academia exclusively. Following his prepared remarks, Mr. Burns took questions from the audience. close
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