On June 19, 1878, Joseph Pulitzer, the father of modern journalism, married Kate Davis, a cousin to Confederate President Jefferson Davis in Georgetown. https://t.co/BfpHLxJBEa On June 19, 1878, Joseph Pulitzer, the father of modern journalism, married Kate Davis, a cousin t…
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Once a notorious slave pen, it is now a museum on slavery and freedom https://t.co/pRIvLQE1NS Once a notorious slave pen, it is now a museum on slavery and freedom https://t.co/pRIvLQE1NS — Streets of Washington (@StreetsOfDC) Jun 19, 2022
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Five years after the Civil Rights movement’s March on Washington, a second March was planned to bring to light issues surrounding the nation’s poor. https://t.co/CcETloDk6t Five years after the Civil Rights movement’s March on Washington, a second March was planned to bring …
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Today in History - June 19 https://t.co/9swI9DSfav President Joseph R. Biden, Jr. signed into law the bill that established Juneteenth National Independence Day, June 19, as a legal public holiday. Continue reading. The Statue of Liberty arrived at its permanent home on Be…
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Quote of the Day: "I'm a father; that's what matters most. Nothing matters more." - Gordon Brown
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Although named after the place the project was originally started, most of the planning and major decisions surrounding the Manhattan project occurred in DC. https://t.co/OGWjb0qRch Although named after the place the project was originally started, most of the planning and m…
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Congratulations to all who have participated in creating this powerful documentary and doing the work to preserve these stories, places, and communities. And thank you most importantly to all the residents for so generously sharing their memories. Congratulations to all who…
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