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Former U.S. Rep. Adam Kinzinger tells David Rubenstein how he defines true patriotism.
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Wild West Shows led to a skewed perspective of the role of real cowboys in America.
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Westerns downplayed the role that women and minorities played in settling The West,
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The Homestead Act attracted thousands of settlers to The West with 160 acres of free land.
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Armed forces vets discuss embracing the Gadsden flag during combat in the Middle East.
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The appeal and success of the Marlboro Man cigarette ad campaigns spanned decades.
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David Rubenstein visits Ellis Island with Atlantic writer Caitlin Dickerson.
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A look at how the poem, "The New Colossus" came to be engraved on the Statue of Liberty.
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David Rubenstein asks Professor Ed Berenson why Lady Liberty is a symbol of America.
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A look at how Lady Liberty's anti-slavery origins and design changed over time.
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America's greatest symbol has its roots in a small town in France, 300 miles from Paris.
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Poet Laureate Tracy K. Smith reflects on Lady Liberty's potential as an agent of change.
