The Titanic Aftermath of World War 1
Bertrand Russell once asserted “War does not determine who is right – only who is left.” The toll of World War I history remains lucid,...
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Ava-Sophia Noncent
Jul 6
The Reclamation of Black Female Sexuality
Malcolm X, an African-American human rights activist, once said: “The most disrespected person in America is the Black woman. The most...
Emily Park
Jun 30
The Hart-Celler Act: An Imperfect Legacy
In 1965, the Hart-Celler Act was passed, driving a major transformation to the US immigration system. The Act abolished national quotas...
Chelsea Shen
Jun 30
North Korea and the Development of its Nuclear Arsenal
Summary: The Korean War On August 15th of 1945, Korea split into North Korea and South Korea. After years of simmering tensions on the...
Zhaoyang Zhang
Jun 28
The Louisiana Purchase
In 1803, Thomas Jefferson signed a treaty with France by which the United states would purchase the Louisiana territory. The treaty meant...
Martina Becerril
Jun 23
The Development of May 5th: Missing & Murdered Indigenous People Day
In 2021, President Biden designated May 5th as MMIP, or Missing & Murdered Indigenous People Day. This day serves to bring awareness to...
Zhaoyang Zhang
Jun 19
The Founding of Pennsylvania
Standing on the deck of the “Welcome” ship, William Penn gazed at the distant land on the horizon. The thirty-eight year old Englishman...
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