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On Fourth of July, Northeastern students juggle America’s history, politics
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On Fourth of July, Northeastern students juggle America’s history, politics
Growing up, rising third-year Amanda Rosenthal’s New Jersey hometown emphasized community every Fourth of July. Friends and family gathered for a neighborhood barbecue, then walked down the street to a grassy area near the town church. People from the surrounding area congregated to enjoy the local fireworks show. The day was always fun, lighthearted and truly encapsulated summer, Rosenthal said. But this year, the Fourth of July feels differen…
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