Name			Followers
	Picquet	A war studies column	5
	Hidden by History	Hidden by History uses primary and secondary sources to tell the stories that aren’t commonly found in history books.	5
	Omitted History	Omitted History is home to the not often acknowledged, but equally important people, places, and events in U.S. history. Follow to join our community.	5
	The Footnotes of History	The stories of history that shaped the world we live in today.	5
	Tech G(r)eeks	Tech G(r)eeks uses lessons from history with a focus on exemplars such as Alexander the Great to guide a discussion of information systems in the past, present and future	5
	Agora24	Imagine the world without limits, where language creates movement by giving life a momentum. Where the content is free of polyphonic spin offs leading to relativization and falsification of reality. If your words can change the world we invite you to read and write to us.	5
	Multi Hyphen Nation	The diasporas of the AAPI communities are often left out of American history. Dialog rarely exists so the people’s experience are seldom heard by their youth or foreigners to these heritages. Invisibility is no longer acceptable. This is a collection of those narratives.	5
	Hippocratic Oats	A history of medicine publication that looks at the intersection of society, philosophy, military, religion, and economics to understand the growth and development of medical thought and practice across time.	5
	The Monthly Read	Read on Medium OR Listen Here: https://linktr.ee/themonthlyread	5
	Excursus.	An excursus is nothing more than ideas trying to get away from the thoughts that spawned them in the first place.	4
	Above Us, Only Sky	A Blog on Art, History and Politics	4
	Radical Gainesville History	Radical Gainesville History is a series focused on addressing obvious gaps in the conventional histories of Gainesville, FL.	4
	Standing Athwart	Occasional observations on affairs current & past from a classically-liberal perspective.	4
	TURNED UP	TURNED UP is a Medium Publication for examining the significant cultural influence of mass media on issues of social, racial, and economic justice.	4
	Idiomatical	Idiomatical is an exploration in to the English language, via history, science, some terrible dad humour and a whole lot of other nonsense. This is the story of the things we say and why we say them.	4