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Wikimedia Commons/Harris & Ewing Collection Jim Thorpe Jim Thorpe became America’s greatest athlete while trapped in a system ...
Wikimedia Commons/Webb, Harry A. Susan La Flesche, America’s first Native American female doctor Susan La Flesche was eight ...
Wikimedia Commons/Ricky Bonilla The 1992 LA Riots Four white cops beat Rodney King on camera in 1991. A Korean store owner ...
Wikimedia Commons/United States Army The 442nd and the ‘Lost Battalion’ In October 1944, 275 Texas soldiers sat trapped in ...
Wikimedia Commons/South Bend news-times Chicago Race Riot of 1919 Chicago’s deadliest race riot started with a 17-year-old ...
The loneliest job in America: being mayor, bartender, and librarian in a Nebraska town of one person
Wikimedia Commons/Andrew Filer from Seattle Elsie Eiler and Monowi, Nebraska Most towns die slowly, then all at once. Monowi ...
Wikimedia Commons/Lizarra1 Claudette Colvin Before Rosa Parks became the face of bus boycotts, Claudette Colvin was just a ...
Wikimedia Commons/Wabbuh The Republican Party’s anti-slavery roots One schoolhouse meeting in 1854 changed American history ...
Shutterstock Mount Rushmore and Sacred Sioux land Four giant faces stare out from what the Lakota called Six Grandfathers ...
Wikimedia Commons/USDOD Army Major General Charles Calvin Rogers Lieutenant Colonel Charles Rogers could have stayed in his ...
Wikimedia Commons/Ricethin Gutzon Borglum’s KKK connections The sculptor of Mount Rushmore learned his craft carving ...
Wikimedia Commons The Incredible Story of Lozen, Apache Woman Warrior While Joan of Arc fought for France, an Apache woman named Lozen waged her own war across the American Southwest. Born around 1840 ...
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