How can something as simple as Michael Jordan’s “flu game” indicate that our understanding of history can and might change?
In 1997, the Chicago Bulls faced the Utah Jazz in the NBA finals. As usual, the Bulls were led by Michael Jordan, but in game five, Jordan seemed to have “flu-like” symptoms. Jordan had quite a game, but did he have the flu?
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In 1900, William Harvey Carney was awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions at the Battle of Fort Wagner during the US Civil War…
Paul Revere was a silversmith, an semi-professional dentist, a member of the Sons of Liberty, and an integral figure to the American Revolution…
George C. Marshall, an American general and statesman, constructed the Marshall Plan to assist Europe with rebuilding after World War 2.
Petalesharo was a Pawnee chief from the Great Plains (present-day Nebraska). He delivered remarks on Pawnee culture to the US President…
Harriet Jacobs was born into slavery and experienced inexplicable incidences that empowered her to share her story…
In 1811, about 200 slaves began a revolt in modern-day Louisiana, this event has been remembered as the German Coast Slave Revolt…
