Modern

Nichelle Nichols: The Woman Who Integrated Spac...

Born on 28 December 1932, in an era of segregation, Nichelle Nichols broke through to become an acclaimed performer, actress and campaigner, best known for her landmark portrayal of Lieutenant...

Significantly Not as Described: How Vietnam War...

Before then, women only held temporary positions – typically in times of war when the government was desperate for more workers. Further back, the only women who served did so...

The FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 – History Maker...

This year we saw the biggest and best FIFA Women’s World Cup since it’s ‘official’ iteration in 1991. Unlike the Men’s World Cup - which has been running since 1930...

South Carolina Tea History by Sandra Russell

The Province of South Carolina was considered a strong royalist state during the American War of Independence. It had the most revolutionary war battles than any other state as Loyalist...

From Monroe to Biden - the Complex Role of Amer...

This June marks 70 years since the coronation of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II. Some 8,000 people crammed into Westminster Abbey to witness the crowning of the 27-year-old Monarch. The...

The Railways and the Great Exhibition by Shauna...

1851 saw the Crystal Palace in Hyde Park open its doors for the world to explore the Great Exhibition of the Works of Industry of All Nations – a world...