In the former president’s pitch to voters, historians hear echoes of the nation’s inescapable xenophobic history.
The four-bedroom, 2½-bathroom home, a former East Village synagogue at 317 E. 8th St., is 4,217 square feet and comes fully ...
This piece was originally published at the Maine AFL-CIO blog. With the election season in full swing, you’re probably seeing ...
Because a lot of those people in the late 19th century feel like they’re losing control of society. Their great grandparents ...
It is fitting that Samhain, now transformed into Halloween, should still be celebrated with pumpkins and ghosts in modern ...
The stately Victorian homes to which 19th century business leaders would ... in Los Angeles to welcome culturally diverse ...
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How celery salt wound up on the Chicago dogThe competition along Maxwell Street was strong as Italian ... immigrants soon began growing celery in Lincoln Park and ...
which included Italian immigrants who experienced widespread discrimination and violence in the late 19th century. Christopher Columbus never set foot in the continental United States ...
William Poole, a.k.a. Bill the Butcher, was a real-life gang leader in mid-19th century New York City who advocated for violence against immigrants and advanced anti-Catholic views in the country.
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