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Neoconservative ideologues, reporters' experiences covering the war, and reflections from an Iraqi poet. (episode)
The unlearned lessons that led us into Vietnam, Afghanistan, and Iraq.
Two NPR journalists reflect on their days reporting in Iraq in 2003.
The writer Sinan Antoon reflects on how the American media misread Iraq, and talks about mourning the loss of life through his work.
Americans have a tendency to forget the horrors of the past, making each new era seem separate from what's come before — to our own peril.