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Chapter 19 introduces the early life of Norman Mineta, who, in 1942, was a ten-year-old boy with a passion for baseball and Boy Scouts. Growing up in a devout Methodist family, he was deeply influenced by his father, Kunisaku "Kay" Mineta, an immigrant from Japan. Kay arrived in the U.S. at the age of fourteen, originally intending to reach San Francisco but ended up in Seattle. After struggling with the English language and working his way south, Kay enrolled in first grade at sixteen, marking the…-
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Chapter 18: Atlanta
Chapter 18: Atlanta takes the reader on a journey through John Lewis's return to his hometown of Atlanta in 1980, as he sought to continue his public service work after years of activism. Initially, Lewis considered running for mayor, yet after careful reflection, he decided that this role wasn’t a good fit for him. Instead, he focused on the upcoming city council elections in 1981, aiming for an at-large seat, recognizing his desire to serve the community in a different capacity. During this time, Lewis…-
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Strange News
Strange News reached Edmund Ruffin as his steamer neared Fernandina, Florida, in late December 1860. Ruffin, eager to influence Florida's legislature toward secession, planned to travel by train to Gainesville and then visit his friend William Owens’ plantation in Marion County before attending the secession convention in Tallahassee on January 3. While en route, Ruffin received several telegrams, one of which informed him that the garrison at Fort Moultrie had been moved to Fort Sumter. This startling…-
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The Premier’s Advice
The Premier’s Advice delves into the final stages of Abraham Lincoln’s preparations for his inaugural address, a pivotal moment in American history. As tensions between the Union and the Southern states intensify, Lincoln seeks the counsel of key figures, including Francis P. Blair, Sr., and William Seward, who offer differing perspectives on the nation’s crisis. Blair is wholeheartedly supportive of Lincoln’s draft, believing it holds the potential to heal the nation’s divisions. However, Seward…-
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Confession
Confession plays a significant role in understanding Major Anderson’s emotional turmoil as he faced pivotal decisions during the lead-up to the Civil War. While stationed at Fort Sumter, Anderson’s efforts to communicate were hindered by prolonged mail delivery delays of three to four days, which deepened his sense of isolation. With distrust surrounding the telegraph system due to fears of interception, the mail became the only reliable means of communication for both Union and Confederate forces,…-
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About the Author
About the author, Sharon McMahon is a distinguished educator, historian, and public speaker widely known for her commitment to civic education and her mission to combat misinformation. With a background in government and law, McMahon spent years teaching high school students, instilling in them a deep understanding of American history, democracy, and the legislative process. As political polarization and misinformation became increasingly prevalent, she recognized the need for accessible, unbiased, and…-
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Photographs
In the chapter titled "Photographs," readers are presented with a rich collection of images that illustrate the remarkable journey of John Lewis, one of the most significant figures in the civil rights movement. The photographs provide not just a glimpse of his life but a visual representation of the many battles fought for racial justice, equality, and freedom. Spanning decades, the images take us from his early years through to his later years as a congressman, giving an intimate and comprehensive view…-
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Chapter 7: Secrets
Chapter 7: Secrets, During the 1980s and '90s, the term "Latino" began to take on greater significance as a result of the new wave of migration from Latin America. This shift sparked an increased visibility and appreciation of Latino culture, particularly among younger generations seeking to define and celebrate their identities. One of the most prominent figures associated with this cultural moment is Frida Kahlo, a Mexican artist whose powerful self-portraits became emblematic of the complexities and…-
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