#OTD in 1838, abolitionist Frederick Douglass escaped enslavement in Baltimore. Douglass founded a newspaper in D.C., and was appointed to the legislative council which governed the District in 1871, though he resigned shortly after: https://t.co/zH8sliSOL0 #Blackhistory #OT…
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Happy Birthday to "architect of the Civil Rights Movement ” Charles Hamilton Houston, born #OTD in 1895. Houston transformed @howardlawschool into a legal powerhouse, pioneered the NAACP's legal strategy, and helped dismantle school segregation in D.C: https://t.co/E1koJp8TWI …
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Today in History - September 3 https://t.co/9V1KZZLg4H On September 3, 1783, the Treaty of Paris was signed, bringing the Revolutionary War to its final conclusion. Continue reading. Frederick Douglass, abolitionist, journalist, author, and human rights advocate, made his…
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Happy Friday! Here's picture of some bears at the @NationalZoo enjoying a performance by a jazz quintet, taken sometime during the 1920s. Photo courtesy of @librarycongress https://t.co/r09iqHm7Bg Happy Friday! Here's picture of some bears at the @NationalZoo enjoying a perf…
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The Crater Farm via NASA https://t.co/3zwQ6dnKjW https://t.co/AsVxzZkBLz
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