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Social Movements, Rights & Identity
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Octavius Catto Way to honor civil rights leader's legacy | Local News
1+ hour, 18+ min ago (884+ words) Activist Octavius V. Catto, who lived from 1839 to 1871, pushed the fold for Black Americans. Catto advocated Black Americans’ right to vote, to eliminate segregation of the city’s schools, and Philadelphia’s racist trolley car system.— LIBRARY OF CONGRESS The Octavius V. Catto…...
In darkness, Armenia reminds us of light
5+ hour, 57+ min ago (366+ words) For centuries, Armenians have faced numerous hardships and challenges that have affected their culture, country and way of life. One of the most devastating occurred in 1915, when roughly 1.5 million Armenians were massacred in the Ottoman Empire, including in Anatolia, part…...
Thomas Paine, Liberty's Hated Torchbearer
11+ hour, 6+ min ago (714+ words) January 10 should be a special date in American history. On January 10, 1776, Thomas Paine’s Common Sense rolled off the press in Philadelphia and ignited a drive for independence. As Murray Rothbard wrote,“Tom Paine had, at a single blow, become the…...
Hasan Hasanov: Albanians are not Armenians, they are a Turkic people
10+ hour, 38+ min ago (297+ words) The claims put forward by the Armenian side regarding the ethnic origin of ancient Albanians are not based on historical facts. Modern.az reports that this was stated by Doctor of Historical Sciences Hasan Hasanov at a seminar on “Historical…...
Noel Doran: Remembering the street where Belfast made the news
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September 21, 1571 | Dogalí attacked Lanzarote, 455 years later, El Rubicón reopens its history
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Six Surprising Facts About Migration
1+ day, 6+ hour ago (1404+ words) A large portion of migration in Europe takes place within Europe. In Europe, migration is often associated with flight and asylum. However, a new, unusually detailed analysis of global migration patterns shows that the global picture is different in key…...
From Phoenicians to Franco: Why are these African cities Spanish at all?
1+ day, 12+ hour ago (1620+ words) "Ceuta and Melilla aren't just Spanish; they're super-Spanish and cannot be touched," said Defense Minister Margarita Robles when asked to comment on Ouahbi's remarks. In Morocco, where the words of officials spoken in the king's presence are carefully weighed and…...
COLUMN: Village News - Faith, responsibility, and resilience: Mennonite responses to epidemics in Imperial Russia and Manitoba
1+ day, 7+ hour ago (432+ words) Steinbach 9° C, Cloudy © 2026 The Carillon Throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries, Mennonite communities faced repeated outbreaks of infectious disease. In both Imperial Russia and later Manitoba, epidemics brought grief, uncertainty, and high mortality. Yet the Mennonites responded in ways that reflected…...
McNear: Danish immigrant finds 'the promise land' in 1836
1+ day, 3+ hour ago (175+ words) McNear: Danish immigrant finds ‘the promise land’ in 1836 Local News Matters Born in Denmark on February 3, 1836, Thomas H. Petersen arrived in San Francisco when he was 21. He came penniless to what he called the “promise land,” but excited for the…...