In 1947, Maharaja Ramanuj Pratap Singh Deo of Koriya, Surguja, in what is now known as Chhattisgarh, shot dead the last three recorded Asiatic cheetahs in India. With that, the Asiatic cheetah was declared extinct in India in 1952. However, on September 17, 74 years later, eight cheetahs arrived from Namibia as part of the … Read more
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get complete details of 10 of the best national championship games in college volleyball history from here, checkout more details. College volleyball has a great history. As volleyball fans, we all know how amazing it is to see college players’ dreams come true when they reach the pinnacle of a national title. We’ve reviewed every … Read more
When you think of the worst character names in literary history, there is one undeniably correct answer. There are many bad, strange and awkward names in the annals of literature and we will talk about some of them. However, before we embark on that journey together, let’s put aside the most obvious. There is a … Read more
You may have heard political quotes from your favorite politicians at various rallies and events. Some of these quotes have become popular because they keep popping up from time to time. UK politicians in particular are known for their catchphrases and some have made history. Photo: pexels.com, @icsa (modified by the author)Source: UGC Politics may … Read more
This Women’s History Month offers an opportunity for companies to examine their policies, programs and approaches to engage women within their ranks and celebrate their achievements. Here are some valuable resources to help you embrace and support working women all year long. This March, Women’s History Month has taken on a major note. Over the … Read more
From a 3,000 year old mummy to melted clocks; Here is a guide for Free Museums Day 2022. Courtesy of Aubrey Carr | the crow’s nest There is always something to do in St. Petersburg, and with the arrival of Free Museum Day, students can take their own excursions through local art and history at … Read more
get complete details of Art meets history in the Henry Sheldon Museum’s new collage exhibit from here, checkout more details. The Henry Sheldon Museum in Middlebury is celebrating the 50th anniversary of its Stewart-Smith Research Center with a new exhibit featuring collaged documents from the center. The exhibition, “Artists in the Archives: Community, History, and … Read more
The swearing-in of the City of St. Louis LGBTQIA+ Advisory Board on Friday, September 9, 2022 at City Hall made it official. Mayor Tishaura O. Jones signed her first Executive Order of the year establishing the board at the beginning of Pride month, June 2022. Sunrise Suggestions | The American from Saint Louis Members of … Read more
St. Louis Mayor Tishaura O. Jones (far right), St. Louis Councilwoman Tina Pihl from Ward 7 (front row, far left) and Councilwoman Annie Rice from Ward 8 (back row, far right) stood with and congratulated the newly sworn-in members of the City of St. Louis LGBTQIA+ Advisory Board on Friday, September 9, 2022. Amber Boykins … Read more
Florida School Board will not recognize LGBTQ History Month In case you were wondering, the Florida Republicans’ mission to erase all LGBTQIA people from public existence remains strong. When Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed the state’s “Don’t Say Gay” bill into law, he and other supporters of the bill claimed that its sole purpose was … Read more
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Eno Eka, pictured in downtown Calgary, says of connecting with migrant entrepreneurs online: ‘I had no family in Canada. But I found them here, in these communities.’david chidley Eno Eka never imagined someone would meet her at the airport when she landed in Toronto in 2018 as a new immigrant from Lagos, Nigeria. The lead … Read more
pride month has arrived. And with it comes a worldwide celebration of the world LGBTQIA+ communities. But do you know what each letter of this umbrella term (also known as TikTok’s famous “alphabet mob”) stands for? And why is it so important to have the words to identify and express who you are? We break … Read more
know about The Supreme Court’s Selective Reading of US History Ignored 19th-Century Women’s Support for ‘Voluntary Motherhood’ in details The history of abortion in the United States guided some of Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito’s arguments in the Dobbs v Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision. Alito argued that abortion has never been a “deeply entrenched” … Read more
International Literacy Day 2022 Photo: iStock KEY POINTS September 8 is International Literacy Day. It was first held in 1967 This year, the theme for International Literacy Day 2022 is “Transforming Literacy Learning Spaces”. International Literacy Day is celebrated on September 8 every year. The day aims to highlight the importance of literacy for individuals, … Read more
On a recent morning in Paris’s Left Bank district, tour guide Mina Briant led a small group past the legendary Café Les Deux Magots and the Saint-Germain-des-Pres church, both magnets for tourists, to a leafy patio tucked away in a back street There, Briant, who works for the Women of Paris tours, pointed to the … Read more