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The Myth We Keep: Unwoke in the Granite State
The air in Bedford was crisp, the kind that clings to your skin and makes you feel like something is about to happen. Not the kind of chill that bites, but the kind that stirs. On Columbus Day, a crowd gathered at Murphy’s Taproom and Carriage House, not for beer or football or the usual Monday lull. They came for something else. Something louder. Something called “unwoke.” A celebration, they said. Of history. Of tradition. Of Christopher Columbus. The word itself, unwoke, hung in the air like a challenge. A provocation. A signal. It wasn’t just about Columbus. It was
Zoe Kim ·