The 10 latest articles on Civil Rights & Democracy come from 10 sources, published between Oct 19 and Nov 11.
People in these stories: Martin Luther King Jr. (3), Christie (3), Edward T. Clayton (3), Xernona Clayton (2), Clayton (2), Peter Klarnet (2)
Organizations: National Center for Civil and Human Rights (2), Xernona Clayton Foundation (2), Christie (2)
Places: New York (4), America (2), Atlanta (2), Washington (2), Lincoln (2), Memorial (2)
On Armistice Day, we commemorate the end of history's most consequential war, consider the lessons it holds, and recall a final flight as the guns fell silent. By JD Breen Pretium Insights November 12, 2026 In the small villages of France few…
BOOK EXCERPT A new book describes Delhi University students’ participation in the freedom movement An excerpt from ‘DU @ 100: An Anecdotal History’, by Seema Gupta and Neelesh Kulkarni. Add Scroll on Google iOS App Android App Hindu College invited prominent leaders…
November 10, 2026 / 12:37 PM EST / CBS Atlanta Seven handwritten pages Martin Luther King Jr. prepared for his "I Have a Dream" speech will go on public display for the first time in Atlanta this month before being auctioned for charity. The manuscript…
Sunday's flooding damaged temporary houses and infrastructure built after the devastation wreaked late last year by Cyclone Senyar. lash floods swept through three villages in Gayo Lues regency in Aceh early on Sunday, damaging more than 100 homes, including temporary shelters…
A historic speech draft missing its most famous line is headed for the auction block. Christie's will sell what it calls the only known handwritten final draft of Martin Luther... Draft of MLK's 'I Have a Dream' Speech to Be…
âThe true republic: men, their rights and nothing more: women, their rights and nothing less.â The Susan B. Anthony dollar, was first minted in 1979. Anthony was the first non-fictitious woman to be featured on a circulating US coin.
Nov. 9 (UPI) -- The handwritten pages upon which the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. penned his famous "I Have a Dream" speech in 1963 are going on exhibit at Christie's New York beginning in January before heading to auction. The "I…
A historical study investigating the institutional evolution of conservation in post-World War II Yugoslavia demonstrates how the country attempted to translate its defining doctrine of socialist self-management into legal, administrative, and spatial mechanisms for heritage protection.
BAR HARBOR â Join the MDI Historical Society and the Jesup Memorial Library for a Chebacco Author Chat with Catherine McDonald on Thursday, Nov. 19 at 5:30 p.m. In âBattling for the Ballot: The Long Fight in Maine,â McDonald…
Revolutionary Acts – Women’s Suffrage, the Hepburns, and America’s Founding Ideals As America commemorates its 250th anniversary, join public historian Jessica Jenkins to explore the revolutionary history of women’s suffrage. […] Revolutionary Acts – Women’s Suffrage, the Hepburns, and America’s Founding Ideals As America…
Suffrage, voting rights, legal change, protests, and mobilization tactics.
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