Mirrors Aligned: Webb Telescope’s First Full-Color Images Due in July via NASA https://t.co/r3gzl1lWzC https://t.co/PkA82vm0Jr
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Three years after Glen Echo Park desegregated, Chief Justice Earl Warren overturned the trespass convictions given to activists during the protests in 1964. https://t.co/XOxf1rorSL Three years after Glen Echo Park desegregated, Chief Justice Earl Warren overturned the trespa…
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Today in History - June 23 https://t.co/ag8Cjh7O0p On June 23, 1845, a joint resolution of the Congress of Texas voted in favor of annexation by the United States. Continue reading. Robert Louis “Bob” Fosse was born in Chicago, Illinois, on June 23, 1927. Continue reading. …
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Quote of the Day: "That which does not kill us makes us stronger." - Friedrich Nietzsche
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Inside The Latest Fight To Protect D.C.'s Historic Black Cemeteries https://t.co/cHT5PCkHj8 Inside The Latest Fight To Protect D.C.'s Historic Black Cemeteries https://t.co/cHT5PCkHj8 — Streets of Washington (@StreetsOfDC) Jun 22, 2022
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On June 22, 1960, sit-ins led by the Nonviolence Action Group and Howard University divinity student Lawrence Henry successfully integrated Arlington's lunch counters. https://t.co/t5zLbTuLpv On June 22, 1960, sit-ins led by the Nonviolence Action Group and Howard University…
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Legendary blues and folk musician Lead Belly visited DC in June 1937. The inequality he saw here inspired him to record his song "Bourgeois Blues." https://t.co/XyOSZB9rqd Legendary blues and folk musician Lead Belly visited DC in June 1937. The inequality he saw here inspir…
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