Other ways to search: Episode 40: The African Diaspora: Beyond Borders, Beyond Boundaries "History is not the past. It is the present. We carry our history with us. We are our history." The African Diaspora Playlist by Dr. Reiland Rabaka - Louis…
A medieval warlord claimed two towering rock ridges as a fortress. What came before him remains a mystery. Above the turquoise water of a reservoir on the border between Aragon and Catalonia, two jagged walls of rock run along a…
The Monterey County Solidarity Network advised community members to avoid the vicinity of Monterey County Jail and to report suspected activity directly to their Rapid Response Network Hotline at 831-204-8082 as opposed to sharing it on… ICE detains two individuals in…
Spain civil war & International Brigades developments leading to civil war The 1931 constitution, which initiated the Second Republic in Spain, was adopted by a government of republicans and socialists, who had a majority in the June 1931 elections. Inspired by the French…
This story written by Tirso Sitoe and translated by Liam Anderson originally appeared on Global Voices on October 25, 2026 In Mozambique, the word monhé has a much deeper history than its everyday use might suggest. Depending on who says it and…
Recruited to power Belgium’s post-war economy, Moroccan workers helped build the country from the coalfields up. Six decades later, their descendants are reshaping its politics, culture and sense of identity, as Ahmed Medhoune and Christophe Sokal write. On 8 August 1956, disaster…
Two siblings buried 725 km apart offer an intriguing clue in an ancient DNA investigation spanning centuries of Roman rule, political upheaval, and migration across Iberia. Study: Contrasting demographic impacts of Roman colonization and early medieval migrations in the Iberian Peninsula…
The first thing you notice is the eyes, the uncertainty, the exhaustion. The next thing you notice is the history, the way every past holds layers. Nothing is new, but everything looks unsettled. Still, as ugly as it sounds, glimmers…
Published 7:00 am Saturday, October 24, 2026 Bend now has a population of 10,400 people, an increase of 92.2 per cent over the 1920 federal census. This was the information obtained today from J.L. Gaither, local manager of the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co., who has just received…
“I suppose ye thought I had forgotten ye altogether,” wrote Mary Anne Rowe from Massachusetts to a friend in Co Kilkenny in 1888, “but my dear friend, it is not through any lack of friendship that I stayed so long without…
Push‑pull forces, remittances, border regimes, and transnational identities.
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