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DECATUR — In March 1931, nine Black youths traveled on a Southern Railway train from Memphis. Crossing into Alabama, a vicious fight broke out between Blacks and whites who had hopped the train. After decidedly on the less fortunate side of the…
La Brújula Verde A study of more than 1,500 Bronze Age settlements in central and eastern Spain argues that the communities living north of the powerful El Argar society were not bystanders. They built defensible villages, traded selectively in ivory and…
Public DomainInmates picking cotton at Angola Prison, circa 1901. Angola Prison is the largest maximum-security penitentiary in the United States — and one of the most notorious. Officially known as the Louisiana State Penitentiary, the facility takes its nickname from a haunting…
Luigi Patri commissioned the mansion as his residence during the late nineteenth century. According to historical records published by the Asunción Municipality, Patri acquired a city block in 1880 and hired Swedish architect Carlos Rehnfeldt to design his home. Construction dates…
This crock pot pork chops and stuffing recipe turns a handful of simple ingredients into a creamy, comforting dinner with almost no hands-on work. Tender pork chops sit under a layer of seasoned stuffing, and a rich chicken and sour…
A Wisconsin Historical Society marker was unveiled in Brothertown Saturday morning, Oct. 17, 2026. (WLUK/Austin Roth) The marker can be seen at the the Brothertown Cultural Center. It's on reservation land owned by the Brothertown Indian Nation. One side of the…
On Sept. 20, 1758, Jean-Jacques Dessalines was born in Saint-Domingue. He became a leading figure in the Haitian Revolution, helped defeat French forces and declared Haiti’s independence in 1804. Editor’s note: This story is part of our “Today in History” series, where The…
Editor’s note: This story is part of our “Today in History” series, where The Haitian Times revisits pivotal moments that shaped Haiti and its diaspora. On Oct. 17, 1806, Jean-Jacques Dessalines, Haiti’s first head of state after independence, was assassinated near Pont-Rouge,…
People lined up downtown on Oct. 17, 2003, to welcome home members of the National Guard 1st Battalion, 293d Infantry Regiment. Members of 1st Battallion, 293d Infantry Regiment of the Indiana National Guard wave as they return to the city. Nicolas Haynes gets a hug from…
Fifty years is a short span in the life of a continent. Yet between the early 1970s and the mid-2020s, Western and Northern Europe…Continue reading on Medium » The Greatest Demographic Shift in History. Fifty years is a short span in the…