Published: April 30, 2018
Written By: Dr. J. Holmes Armstead General Benjamin O. Davis, Jr. lived a life of excitement and adventure. He was a decorated military aviator, a successful diplomat, and a leader in the use of air power during three wars. His was also a life of firsts: first African American commanding officer… Read More
Published: April 27, 2018
Written By: Sally Ann Drucker The term feminism describes political, cultural, and economic movements that aim to establish equal rights and legal protections for women. Over time, feminist activists have campaigned for issues such as women’s legal rights, especially in regard to contracts, property, and voting; body integrity and autonomy;… Read More
Published: April 24, 2018
Written By: Susan Marie Frontczak Erma Bombeck has two things in common with other legends of art and sports: 1. They make it look easy. 2. It’s not. Consider a few American Legends from the mid-20th century. Between 1951 and 1968, Mickey Mantle made slugging yet another homer out of… Read More