It is a true fact that there was once a law in Arizona making killing a camel a crime. But, what if you didn’t know what a camel was?...

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By Dr. Farid Shafiyev Chairman, Center of Analysis of International Relations, Azerbaijan Throughout history, many languages have...

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Phillis Wheatley (1753-1784), was a Black and enslaved poet who lived in the American Colonies during the Revolutionary War. Through her...

Icon of Arctic Explorer, Matthew A. Henson, depicting a person in a winter parka.

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Before there was Lady Liberty and Uncle Sam, Columbia hailed as one of the earliest personifications of the United States. While she has...