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Students and teachers from Black schools in Topeka discuss their experiences.

As Barack Obama became President of the United States, many people wanted to make the journey to Washington DC to join hundreds of...

With a Made-Up Mind: The History of the Black Vote in SW Florida explores Jim Crow legislation at the turn of the century to today’s push...

Wisconsin has a long, but hidden, LGBTQ+ history full of trailblazers who – when faced with intolerance – responded by creating...

The Ferguson unrest was a series of protests and riots which began in Ferguson, Missouri on August 10, 2014, the day after the fatal...

On October 11th, 2021 hundreds of immigrants and their allies joined escalated marches throughout the country in "A Day Without Latinos."...

For the march on May 1st, Voces de la Frontera made a call to all immigrant essential workers, students, Latinos, and allies from...

What happens when an innocent person is sentenced to spend their life in prison? Unfortunately, innocence alone isn’t enough to overturn...

From 1984, a history of farm protest movements in the U.S., especially those movements which began and flourished in the Great Plains area.

In 1967, Pittsburgh's inner city produced America’s first EMT service. Comprised solely of Black men and women recruited from the city’s...

Anthony Veliz, a fifth-generation Oregonian, shares his family's connection to Colegio César Chávez—the first accredited Chicano college...

An interactive site with a forward mission: where one can play as a character moving to a brand new school, 16 year old Verna Baker, that...

Insights and interviews from participants of the 1954 U.S. Supreme Court case.

Exploring Bernie Sanders' relation to the political sphere in the U.S. as one of the only independent Senators in the country.

Anthony Veliz, a fifth-generation Oregonian, shares his family's connection to Colegio César Chávez—the first accredited Chicano college...