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1911, Antonio Gomez, a fourteen-year-old Mexican-American boy, was walking home carving pieces of wooden shingles, when suddenly a saloon owner shoved him to the street.
Winner of the Fall 2019 StMU History Media Award for Article with the Best Introduction “Do you hear anything about Galveston?” “We have been absolutely
Many people believe that Type 1 diabetes is similar to Type 2 diabetes, but these diseases are actually very different from each other. Type 1
Today, the typical course of action for most professionals in the medical field is to treat ill patients to the best of their ability, but
Five years ago, on December 6, 2013, the world lost a remarkable man who helped change so many lives. This man was given the name
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In the summer of 1943, one of the greatest tennis players in the world was born. His name was Arthur Ashe, and he didn’t know
Latin America and the Caribbean is mostly known for the rich culture of its music, particularly the genre of Salsa. But this famous genre came
Have you ever thought, why didn’t anyone try to stop Adolf Hitler? Were any Germans ever against him? Was the German community aware of the
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“Women, wake up; the tocsin of reason sounds throughout the universe; recognize your rights.” – Olympe de Gouges1 The eighteenth century, the Age of the
The fifteenth century saw many changes for the nations of the “Old World.” It was the beginning of the age of exploration, and with that
The decline of the Classic Maya civilization is one of the greatest mysteries in human history. As described by archaeologist Arthur Demarest, “probably only the
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