Juneteenth, which has been celebrated nationwide for many years, isn’t quite as well-known as most other holidays. However, it recently gained more popularity over the past few years, and more Americans were Continue Reading
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Juneteenth, which is a mixture of June and nineteenth, celebrates the day the last American slaves were freed after the Civil War. It is the longest-running black holiday in America, which has Continue Reading
Juneteenth, which is a mixture of June and nineteenth, commemorates the day the last American slaves were freed after the Civil War. It is the longest-running black holiday in America, which has Continue Reading
During the Cold War, the governments of the most powerful nations in the world came close to war several times. One time was the Suez crisis, which happened in 1956. What Is Continue Reading
The Suez crisis, which occurred in 1956, was an important incident in the Cold War. It was one of several events in which the governments of superpowers came close to all-out war. Continue Reading
The Suez crisis, which occurred in 1956, was yet another pivotal incident in the Cold War. It was one of several events in which the governments of superpowers came close to all-out Continue Reading
The press has a lot of influence over the United States. In fact, the media exercises so much sway over the country that it has played a critical role in pushing the Continue Reading
The press has a lot of influence over the United States. In fact, the media exercises so much sway over the country that it has played a critical role in pushing the Continue Reading
The press holds a significant level of influence over the United States. In fact, the media exercises so much sway over the country that on at least one occasion, it has played Continue Reading
Journalism is supposed to be one of the most honorable professions. In fact, the First Amendment of the United States Constitution specifically prohibits the government from passing laws that restrict freedom of Continue Reading
Journalism is supposed to be one of the most honorable professions. In fact, the First Amendment of the United States Constitution specifically prohibits the government from passing laws that restrict freedom of Continue Reading
Journalism is supposed to be one of the most honorable professions. In fact, the First Amendment of the United States Constitution specifically prohibits the government from passing laws that restrict freedom of Continue Reading
The Sixth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution protects important rights for people who are accused of a crime. Like the Fifth Amendment, it keeps the government from using its power to unfairly Continue Reading
The Sixth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution protects important rights for people who are accused of committing a crime. Like the Fifth Amendment, it keeps the government from using its power to Continue Reading
The Sixth Amendment protects important rights for people who are accused of committing a crime. Like the Fifth Amendment, it is designed to prevent the government from using its power to unfairly Continue Reading
After the American Civil War ended and slavery was abolished, black Americans were finally able to live without being forced to work for no pay. However, this did not mean they were Continue Reading
After the American Civil War concluded and slavery was abolished, black Americans were finally able to live without being forced to work for no pay. However, this did not mean they were Continue Reading
After the American Civil War ended and slavery was abolished, black Americans were finally able to live without being forced to work for no pay. However, this did not mean they were Continue Reading
Thurgood Marshall made history as the first African American to join the U.S. Supreme Court – and by spending a lifetime fighting for civil rights. Marshall attended Lincoln University, which was a Continue Reading
Thurgood Marshall was the first African American to join the U.S. Supreme Court. He spent his adult life fighting racist laws. Marshall went to Lincoln University, which was a historically Black college Continue Reading
Thurgood Marshall became another American history maker when he was appointed to the Supreme Court. As the first African American to be placed on the highest court in the land, he became Continue Reading
The Bay of Pigs invasion remains one of the darkest marks on American foreign policy. The failed military action damaged the country’s global reputation and allowed Cuba’s communist government to cement its Continue Reading
The Bay of Pigs invasion was one of the worst foreign policy decisions in U.S. history. The failed attempt to invade Cuba and overthrow Fidel Castro hurt America’s reputation. It also led Continue Reading
The Bay of Pigs invasion remains one of the darkest marks on American foreign policy. The failed military action damaged the country’s global reputation and allowed Cuba’s communist government to cement its Continue Reading
The Fifth Amendment is one of the most important parts of the U.S. Constitution. It was established to protect people who have been accused of some crime. Everyone has rights – whether Continue Reading
