New Year’s Day has marked fresh starts for thousands of years.
History
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On Dec.
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The answer to the headline is because it’s delicious with gravy, but the full truth is more complicated than you …
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During segregation, Black-owned jazz clubs and bars known as the “Chitlin’ Circuit” emerged across the American South.
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In early March 1905, six Native American chiefs were at the helm of Theodore Roosevelt’s inaugural parade.
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Sister Anne Dougherty, a Franciscan nun in Tampa Bay, was an advocate in the fight against AIDS in the 80s.
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Late summer equates to hurricane season in the Sunshine State.
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Breaking with the conventions of the late 1800s and what was deemed “women’s work,” Kate Jackson (1857-1940) made significant contributions …
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One hundred years ago (and 10 years after the Wright Brothers’ “flying machines”), one Percy Fansler, an engineer from Jacksonville, …
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The Great Seal of the United States of America, fashioned from brass and measuring 2 1/16 inches in diameter, made …
