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Homer G. Phillips Hospital, the largest hospital for African American patients in the world, opened during a time of significant racial segregation in St. Louis.
In the mythical country of Adanac, Jonathan Mole embodies racial prejudice in employment through a satirical narrative crafted by director Donald Brittain.
More than 75,000 people attended Marian Anderson's concert at the Lincoln Memorial on April 9, 1939, after she was denied a performance at Constitution Hall.
Forty years after the Supreme Court's ruling in Brown v.
Jari Osborne reflects on her father's experiences as a Chinese-Canadian veteran in World War II, highlighting the discrimination faced by British Columbia's Chinese-Canadian community.
Over the last six years, about 4,000 Hmong people moved to Siskiyou County, where tensions have risen over water access and marijuana cultivation.
