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Interview: Congo-China friendship "is not empty words", says ex-Congolese FM-Xinhua - Vimarsana News

Interview: Congo-China friendship "is not empty words", says ex-Congolese FM-Xinhua

Interview: Congo-China friendship "is not empty words", says ex-Congolese FM-

Babette Smith: historian gave a voice to female convicts - Vimarsana News

Babette Smith: historian gave a voice to female convicts

For Babette Smith convict women were neither whores nor society’s victims, but individuals doing their best in very tough times.

Babette Smith: historian gave a voice to female convicts - Vimarsana News

Babette Smith: historian gave a voice to female convicts

For Babette Smith convict women were neither whores nor society’s victims, but individuals doing their best in very tough times.

Source: smh.com.au
The Soldiers and Sailors Monument has served as a reminder of the price of freedom for 147 years [LNP archives] - Vimarsana News

The Soldiers and Sailors Monument has served as a reminder of the price of freedom for 147 years [LNP archives]

Lancaster New Era photo by Richard Hertzler The monument's origins The monument was designed and carved by Lewis Haldy, a Lancaster Civil War veteran and local stonecutter. The monument is of gothic architectural style and the pillar and pedestal are made of fine-grained Rhode Island granite. Batterson, Canfield & Company of Hartford, reportedly the largest supplier of Civil War monuments in the U.S., manufactured the monument, and the construction of the monument cost $26,000.   The monument's concept originated in 1867 from The Patriot Daug...

Backroads: First black doctor in Bell County was praised for service to community - Vimarsana News

Backroads: First black doctor in Bell County was praised for service to community

If slaves were fortunate enough to be free in Texas before 1865, one truth remained constant: Freedom wasn’t free. State-imposed restrictions and denial of rights freely given to whites were denied African-Americans — even access to medical care.  “After annexation (into the United States in 1845), the state of Texas adapted even more elaborate restrictions on life of free Negroes,” said historian Dr. Alwyn Barr, author of “Black Texans: A History of African Americans in Texas, 1528-1995” (University of Oklahoma Press, 1996). “They could not have firearms...