#HISTORY

Quick history thread by Paralegal Afro. All roads lead to Georgia. An arrogant state. States primarily have sovereign immunity. Art 3 allowed federal courts to hear disputes between a state
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In last night's #RailNatter, we talked about #BlackLivesMatter and how it is crucial to keep up the pressure and for all of us to learn about our colonial past.Here's
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So on another thread tonight I was searching for an article that got scrubbed from the internet and that led to somebody being a dick. Then a reader of mine
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A brief overview of the history of personality disorders - a thread. 1/23 The history of personality disorders can be traced to 400BC, when Hippocrates described four personality patterns. These
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thread of why people use the term Caucasian incorrectly Caucasian is a GEOGRAPHICAL term used to describe people who inhabit regions surrounding the Caucasus such as Armenians, Georgians, etc. from
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For those cooks in need of some culinary inspiration, here are a few holiday recipes from the #archives, starting with menu suggestions from the LA Examiner’s 'Prudence Penny' as published
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After decades of activism, the Stapleton neighborhood is set to finally get rid of its name. Ben Stapleton, a Denver mayor who served a total of two decades in the
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IDEASHow Fantasy Triumphed Over Reality in American Politicshttps://apple.news/A-SW362mLT3a3Qft349guhw "As America enjoyed the glories of a postwar boom, what had been a serious, hardworking nation began a radical transfiguration. The
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This is brilliant to see. Acknowledgement & provenance is first step to productive change to make our incredible public institutions truly world class. The resources that founded @britishlibrary, @britishmuseum @NHM_London
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Growing up the Valley, I wondered why there are so many mid-century motels on Van Buren. It turns out that this is because it was once US 60. But US
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THREAD: George Shultz, who died yesterday after passing his 100th birthday just two months ago, was a momentous and fascinating national security figure—and a generally under-appreciated consumer of intelligence.Some thoughts:1/9
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This is going to dominate @UKLabour discussions as a backdrop and deflection away from the #EHRC report but a few thingsIn 2017 it was clear to anyone who knocked on
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This day in #Eritrea|s History. On Feb 5,1995, Pres Isaias Afwerki #Israel and met PM Shimon Peres & Pres Ezer Weizman. PM Peres planned to reciprocate by visiting Eritrea in
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Suffrage colors, a recap! Wasn’t planning to, but I’ve seen some silly myths floating around. So here goes… YELLOW originated w. 1867 suffrage referendum in Kansas. Local suffragists made cloth
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Happy birthday one of the coolest captain in Cricket Kane Williamson Here is a small thread on him - He made his ODI Debut Against India . Although he did
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The last couple days have not been a bright spot in the history of science twitter, but there are lots of things I love about science twitter that I would
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