5 Women Who Made a Difference
Throughout history women have contributed extensively to the growth of mankind. Today, they are coming to the forefront as they make their vital contributions.
Why We Celebrate Black History Month
As a teen I read an article about Negros being inferior to whites. I didn’t believe this and started a quest to prove the author wrong.
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Dr. Martin Luther King: Civil Rights Leader
This biography about Dr. Martin Luther King is a great springboard for students beginning to study about the Civil Rights Movement in the United States.
President Trump is the Best President Ever, or is he?
Is President Trump the best president, ever? The evidence is quite clear.
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In This Together
Quarantined, people are discovering the definition of true patriotism and learning how to improve their lives for a better tomorrow.
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Special Macabees Trounced
The Special Macabees faced off agains their rivals, The Special Olympics All Stars in their 14th annual basketball game.
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A Year in Hell
On May 17, 1954 the Supreme Court of the United States unanimously stated in the case of Brown vs the Board of Education, Topeka, that facilities segregating white and black children were unequal and therefore violated the Constitution’s Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. The justices also ordered the states to integrate. How did…
Whatever Happened to the Republican Party?
The first Republican president was Abraham Lincoln who served from 1861-1865. In 1860, the Republican platform called for the end of slavery in the United States and the preservation of the Union, amongst other declarations. One such proclamation encouraged immigration to America with full rights to all immigrant citizens.Another was issued on January 1, 1863…
Experience American History Today
Dear Pop, I love American History, but I can’t motivate my children’s interest. They won’t watch the History Channel with me nor are they interested in the books I bring home for them to read. What can I do? History Buff Dear History Buff, When my daughters were growing up, I made it a…
A True Chanukah Story: George Washington’s First Chanukah
Jews have lived in the United States since colonial times celebrating Chanukah along with their other holidays. In this article you’ll see how Chanukah has inspired one of America’s greatest leaders, General George Washington. On December 19, 1777 General Washington and his Continental Army arrived at Valley Forge. Many of the General’s…