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Salem College still considering new name for Bitting Hall
Winston-Salem Journal· 7 days agoThe residence hall was named for Louisa Wilson Bitting, an alumna of Salem College who helped found ...
17 Absolutely Fascinating Random Facts You Never Knew You Needed To Know
BuzzFeed via Yahoo News· 3 hours agoThe first gay kiss in a film was in 1927's Wings. The movie is about two World War I...
DCC4D second coming of UDC
Messenger-Inquirer, Owensboro, Ky. via Yahoo News· 5 days agoThe tax-exempt group calling itself Daviess County Citizens for Decency is trying — with some success, apparently — to intimidate and bully the city and ...
Exploring deep regional roots: historical ties that define a state’s Southern identity
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer via Yahoo News· 1 day agoExplore the historical roots, customs and quirks that shape the cultural identity of Southern states...
ROUNDING THIRD: Longing for a simpler time
Rome Sentinel· 5 hours agoGrowing up I owned two pair of dungarees (jeans for you younger folks), a bunch of white t-shirts and a few button-downs for dress and one pair
History in the Marking
The Post-Star· 3 days agoHistory is recorded in many ways – sometimes on small roadside placards called historical markers. In total, New York has about 2800 historical markers...
Virginia School District Votes to Re-Rename Schools After Confederate Officers
Rolling Stone· 6 days agoA Virginia school district voted on Friday to undo a 2020 decision that removed the names of three...
How West Virginia's first transgender elected official is influencing local politics
San Francisco Chronicle· 6 days agoWhen Rosemary Ketchum gets introduced as the first openly transgender person to win elective office...
South is reckoning with past by renaming, removing shrines to the past. What is next?
Gannett via AOL· 3 days agoAs head of the state’s NAACP field office, Evers...a lifelong Jacksonian, won the Pulitzer Prize for...
One of the Civil War’s earliest, ugliest scenes took place on what is now St. Louis University
St. Louis Post-Dispatch· 7 days agoOn May 10, 1861, Southern sympathizers mocked German soldiers as "Hessians." A few threw rocks....
