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Walter White was an African American civil rights activist from Atlanta, Georgia.
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An interview with author Kirstin Downey on labor rights activist Frances Perkins.
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Watch a preview of Voice of Freedom.
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4,000 motorcycle riders, wearing leather jackets and blue jeans roared into Hollister.
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Friedman’s codebreaking in WWII enabled the US to win the “Battle of the Atlantic”.
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Denim is the quintessential American fabric.
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You might think that Levi Strauss invented jeans.
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A Jewish immigrant from Russia, William F. Friedman became a codebreaker for the U.S.
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Watch a preview of Part Two of Citizen Hearst.
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The dramatic story of the nation's first subway, chapter 1.
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The Boston subway system is one of our nation’s oldest startup success stories.
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Timothy McVeigh at Waco, Texas in 1993.
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