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Analysis of the Revolution: Social Media Organizations (guest Blogger)

The Social Media Organization, by Mustafa El-AzziIf I were asked to present a ‘Leader of the Egyptian Revolution’ award to an individual/organization, I would... Read more

The 16 March 2011 by Warigia
Current, Debate, Society
Susan B. Anthony -- Casting Her First Vote; Going to Jail.

Susan B. Anthony in 1848, as a 28 year-old school teacher in upstate New York, shortly before meeting Elizabeth Cady Stanton and joining the movement for women'... Read more

The 11 March 2011 by Kena
Culture, History,
Human Rights Day South Africa

"Anti-Apartheid Movement : 50th Anniversary" The Independent, 3rd June 2009March 21st has been known as South Africa's Human Rights day since 1994 in... Read more

The 21 March 2011 by Humanwriter
Debate, Society
Where is Bahrain?

For a good overview of what is happening in Bahrain, check out a blog by Kashif Ilyas called My Notes. You can also of course, check out Al Jazeera. Here is a... Read more

The 22 March 2011 by Warigia
Current, Debate, Society
Special: Women's History Month

Ms. Apolinaria Gutierrez Garrett, wife of famous frontier sheriff Pat Garrett, holding the gun he used in 1881 to kill Billy the Kid. Photo circa 1920. More on... Read more

The 07 March 2011 by Kena
Culture, History,
Victoria Woodhull -- Speaking out for Free Love; Going to Jail.

Victoria Woodhull -- in typical radical pose for the 1870s: no bonnet, no shawl, and short-cut hair. Free Love: "Yes, I am a free lover. Read more

The 21 March 2011 by Kena
Culture, History,
On Susan B. Anthony's Trail -- Ohio's South Newbury Union Chapel

The South Newbury Union Chapel in Newbury, Ohio.Last time, I told you the story of how Susan B. Anthony had one chance to vote for president of the United State... Read more

The 13 March 2011 by Kena
Culture, History,
Emma Goldman-- Speaking out for Free Bread, Going to Jail. PART I.

Emma Goldman, seen in her police mug shot after being arrested in 1894. “Most of you left Russia, where you had a Czar who acted in as brutal a way as any man o... Read more

The 25 March 2011 by Kena
Culture, History,
Guest Blogger: Sally Mott Freeman on Lucretia Mott, America’s First Feminist.

Lucretia (seated, second from right), the only female Quaker preacher in 1840s America, forced groups like this Philadelphia abolitionist society to admit... Read more

The 29 March 2011 by Kena
Culture, History,
Guest Blogger: David Durkin on Saint Patrick’s Day in America – Where Did This...

Saint Patrick's Day in New York's Fifth Avemue, 1909. What has become of “my people’s” annual national and cultural holiday, Saint Patrick’s Day? Read more

The 17 March 2011 by Kena
Culture, History,