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Marshall "Major" Taylor was a professional African American cyclist
(Bicycle) Wheels of Change
marijuana label - orgo blackberry 3.7 g For medical use only
Government Smackdown: Federalism
Middle East
Foreign Policy and the 3 Branches of Government
George W. Bush
Moral Issues in Elections
US citizens in unemployment line
America and Unemployment
cover of The American Historian
Best in History Online: The American Historian
artwork entitled Can You Pass the Acid Test
The Acid Tests
The FBI’s finely tuned image as a scientific, fact-driven investigative force, cultivated in images like this, often overshadowed how the Bureau’s priorities on issues such as homosexuality were shaped by popular fears rooted in homophobia.
G-Men, Gays, and Government
This is the logo of the Heaven's Gate cult.
Gullible Americans?
Aerial view of Hiroshima before the bombing
Bombing Hiroshima
President Theodore Roosevelt helped solidify conservation as a national agenda item along with preservationist John Muir.
Executive Conservation
Cartoon from Puck: The Bosses of the Senate
Buying American Elections?
Philippine naval vessel, BRP Mangyan, and crew.
A Sea of Troubles: The Philippines and Pacific Geopolitics
August 1976 cover from Ms. Magazine.
Private Matter or Public Crisis? Defining and Responding to Domestic Violence
a can of Spaghetti-Os
Spaghetti in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction
This image appeared in the New York Journal on April 20, 1898.
As Cuba and the United States Reengage: The Presence of the Past
The logo of Solidarność painted on an overturned Soviet era T-55 in Prague in 1990
Poland Takes Charge of Its Own Revolution
Abraham Lincoln
Top Ten Origins: The Assassination of Abraham Lincoln
The American Historical Association Logo
3/26/2015: Best in History Online: The American Historical Association
Sister Rosetta Tharpe
The Mother of Rock and Roll
The theatrical poster for Birth of a Nation.
3/25/2015: At the Movies: "Birth of a Nation" After 100 Years
DC Police Car in the snow
A Long View of Policing in America
Harlem, Summer 1964.
From Harlem to Ferguson: LBJ's War on Crime and America's Prison Crisis
Close-up of the mural commemorating works of A.J. Muste on the War Resisters League Building in New York, New York.
"There Is No Way to Peace, Peace Is the Way": A.J. Muste and American Radical Pacifism