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Goldie Williams: The Defiant Face of Vagrancy, Race, and Respectability in 1890s America
Goldie Williams’ 1898 mugshot still draws attention today. Arrested for “vagrancy,” she lived in a world where poverty and race could be treated as crimes. Her quiet confidence offers a glimpse of dignity in difficult times.


When Hungary Rose: The 1956 Revolution and the Shadow of Soviet Rule
In 1956, Hungarians rose against Soviet rule. Their revolution was crushed, but their courage echoed across the world. Read the story of the uprising, repression, and the 200,000 who fled for freedom.


From Rags to Riches: The Story of Sarah Rector Americas Youngest Oil Millionaire
Meet Sarah Rector, the Oklahoma girl who became a millionaire at eleven when oil gushed from her allotment. Headlines turned her into a myth. Her nieces remember Aunt Sister as a music loving car fan who stayed close to family. Here is the truth behind the legend.
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