100 Years of Women at the Ballot Box
In 1971, more than 10 million 18– to 20-year-olds got the right to vote thanks to an amendment with bipartisan support
Why do they serve? The answer is grounded in honor and love for their homeland
Often portrayed as an abolitionist, Hamilton may have enslaved people in his own household
After two decades in the making, a veterans memorial is dedicated at the National Museum of the American Indian
These five November releases may have been lost in the news cycle
"Rigged" may not be the way to describe them, but there were definitely some shenanigans happening
This transparent approach let voters know that their ballots were counted
Campaigns took full advantage of text-to-donate technology and peer-to-peer texting to engage voters this election cycle
The era of color-coded political parties is more recent than you might think
Paul Glenshaw examines the iconic work 'The Shaw Memorial' by Augustus Saint Gaudens, and other offerings
Puertorriqueñas' fight for suffrage shaped by class, colonialism and racism—but even today, island residents cannot vote for president
A new page-turning history details the events that led to the deaths of many of the conspirators
One clear winner this election season? Everything from empanadas to barbecue, courtesy of star chef José Andrés and his partners
The tradition in St. Louis is for trick-or-treaters to focus on humor more than horror
Since the 1890s, the premade cocktail has flip-flopped from novelty item to kitschy commodity—but the pandemic has sales surging
100 Years of Women at the Ballot Box
'Windy Boy v. Big Horn County' helped ensure the Crow and Northern Cheyenne were represented, but the long struggle for Native voting rights continues
Ballots that date more than two millennia old tell the story of ostracism
Berea College's broomcraft program carries on an American craft tradition that’s rarely practiced today
100 Years of Women at the Ballot Box
Located on the site of a former prison, the Lucy Burns Museum shines a light on the horrific treatment endured by the jailed suffragists
How superstition collided with public health concerns to create a modern monster
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