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The Cry of the American Negro: Northern vs. Southern Demands for Human Rights
Slavery We all are familiar with the term “slavery” and the rich and complex history it holds for the United States of America. The basic
Tulsa Massacre 1921: Buck Colbert Franklin in the Greenwood District
On the night of May 31, 1921, the black community of Tulsa Oklahoma’s Greenwood district would fall victim to one of the deadliest and most
Hatshepsut: The King Herself
Approximately four thousand years ago in Egypt, a pharaoh was violently attacked. This attack was not physical, but rather spiritual, as the ruler had been
The Political Involvement of Twitter
On September 5, 2018, Jack Dorsey, CEO of Twitter, was set to testify before the Senate Intelligence Committee in Washington DC regarding Twitter’s platform being
The Modern Gold Rush: Death by Greed
We often fail to question why we romanticize certain valuable items so prevalent in many societies over time. Some of the most common examples of
Claudette Colvin: The Woman Who Wasn’t Rosa Parks
“That was the whole point of the segregation rules – it was all symbolic – blacks had to be behind whites.” – Claudette Colvin:
The Nika Riots: A Day at the Races Turned Deadly
The year was 532 C.E., the palace has been besieged by a people angered by a harsh increase in taxes. The mob was led by
From Curiosity to an Obsession: The Sinister Evolution of the Milwaukee Cannibal
“To this day, I don’t know what started the killings. The person to blame is sitting right across from you. It’s the only person. Not
