What happens when the director of a history museum decides against sharing the raw relics be instead refashions them in a way that promotes a personal agenda? We’re seeing this today – without any pretense of justification – from the national news media today. We explore the significance of this in this week’s Carosa Commentary “2017 in Review: The (non) Story of the Year” explores this important choice facing you.
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