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While it’s widespread knowledge that George Washington kept slaves, what’s not as popular is how his wife grew the slave population in
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In one of America’s most extensive hydroelectric facilities, a transformer caught fire and exploded but was quickly extinguished before it could cause
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In this article, we shed light on five common misconceptions about slavery and the actual impacts of slavery which have continued to
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Fredericka Carolyn “Fredi” Washington was born with fair skin and green eyes, and with the racism very apparent in 1930s Hollywood, she
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This is a strange and cruel ceremony practised by the Hamar Tribe of Ethiopia in which the women are flogged mercilessly to
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Tobias Ellwood, chair of the defence select committee, was suspended from the Conservative party on Tuesday after failing to support the government
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The UK is Prepared for its most burning day, with the Met Office predicting that temperatures in regions of the country could
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Reports have that Right fielder Juan Soto turned down a mouth-watering agreement extension offer from the Washington Nationals, and the team is
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Ontop a strip of grass in front of the shattered & charred remains of the Jubilee department store is a pink pushchair
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Ripudaman Singh Malik, who was acquitted over the bombing of a 1985 Air India flight, has been shot dead in his car in
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During the colonial era, from the 1880s to 1920, the United States experienced a significant onslaught of immigrants as they trooped in
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Between 1 July and 18 November 1916, one of the most infamous battles of World War I took place. The very high
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One of the 14th Amendment guarantees is fair treatment as a citizen’s entitlement, especially during judicial processes, and equal protection under the
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Since 1941, Independence Day, popularly known as the Fourth of July, has been a federal holiday in the United States. However, this
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On July 2, 1964, the American government signed the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to put an end to segregation in public
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