He was the first African American to win the Nobel Peace Prize.
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Daily Quiz for June 7, 2018
“The time is always right to do what’s right,” according to this human rights advocate.
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America’s Civil War Open Fire- September 2008
Grave robbers desecrate and loot Fort Craig, N.M., cemetery Last year, federal archaeologists exhumed […]
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Interview: Robert Stone / How JFK’s Assassination Continues to Haunt the American Psyche
Did Lee Harvey Oswald act alone? Robert Stone discusses his new film, Oswald’s Ghost, which explores the impact this debate has had on America.
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Celebrate the Lincoln Bicentennial
Over the next two years an unprecedented series of special events marks the 200th […]
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Vietnam Today: April 2009
Shineski to VA, Jones to NSA: Obama Taps Vietnam Veterans for Top Posts “I […]
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Vietnam Book Review: Troubled Water
Troubled Water: Race Mutiny and Bravery on the USS Kitty Hawk by Gregory A. […]
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Interview: Mary Frances Berry / the Civil Rights Dream
The veteran activist sounds off about the impact and everyday heroes of the United States Commission on Civil Rights.
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American History Gazette- August 2009
Found: Photos of King Assassination Scene Life magazine photographer Henry Groskinsky and writer Mike […]
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Shelley v. Kraemer: When a Couple Challenged a Deed Covenant Keeping a Neighborhood White
Real estate covenants forbidding property sales to Americans of African or Asian descent—or to Catholics or to Jews—was common in America in the 1940s.