WASPs of WW2: Women’s Airforce Service Pilots

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George Wallace was elected to the Alabama governorship four times on a platform of segregation before ultimately renouncing his segregationist ideology and seeking reconciliation with civil rights leaders.

The first cross-country trip by car was completed in less than 65 days by Dr. Horatio Nelson Jackson, bicycle mechanic Sewall Crocker and a bulldog named Bud, winning a fifty-dollar bet that inspired the trip.

The Sign Wars were a series of messages between competing businesses that brought much-needed humor during a time of nationwide stress as news of the pandemic, climate change and more persisted.

On March 28th, 1979, the pressure valve in the Unit Two reactor at Three Mile Island malfunctioned, beginning the meltdown process that was successfully remediated but not without panic and public perception turning against Nuclear’s promise of clean energy.

As Gold-Seeking Anglo Americans forced Native Americans from their land, Colonel John Chivington ordered his soldiers to attack the Cheyenne and Arapahoe encampment, known as the Sand Creek Massacre.

Stonewall Jackson served in the Mexican-American War where he earned a reputation for bravery and toughness in battle, ultimately leading his Confederate Army forces to many victories against superior numbers of Union soldiers.

Sitting Bull was a proven warrior and leader of the Lakota Sioux tribe during one of the most tumultuous periods for Native Americans as the discovery of gold and subsequent westward expansion forced them from their lands.