Native American History

@Judith1969 · 3 years ago

July 12, 2021 Do you dream when you are asleep? Are they good dreams? Or are they bad dreams? Do you know that there is a handmade item that catches bad dreams? This is called a dream catcher. It i...

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@mostanzid.123- · 4 years ago

Andaman Islands

Andaman and Nicobar Islands, union territory, India, consisting of two groups of islands at the southeastern edge of the Bay of Bengal. The peaks of a submerged mountain range, the Andaman Islands a...

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@joshwaharoon · 1 year ago

Exploring the Charm and Beauty of Airstream Mississippi

Airstream Mississippi is a stunning state located in the southern part of the United States. Known for its rich cultural heritage, vibrant music scene, and picturesque landscapes, this state has somet...

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@Coolmidwestguy · 1 year ago

Finally a Vacation!!

Hello friends and people of read.cash. How have you all been? I believe I have went the longest without posting something here. It's been awhile and I have been busy. I know I told some of you I would...

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@cmoneyspinner · 3 years ago

Female Warriors From Around the World Who Left Their Mark on Mankind

The stories of these women are written into world history books and other publications as mighty female warriors. According to the historical accounts they were … a lot of “F” words. Fierce! Fearsome!...

2 likes · 2 comments · History, Myths, Legends & Mysteries (be45)

@Ferdous52 · 4 years ago

We need to do something to survive the coronavirus

Coronavirus is the biggest terror in the world right now. Tiny germs. But what a terrible power it is. The animals at the top of the food chain, the people who are proud of their civilization and pow...

20 likes · 14 comments · BD Buddies (35de)

@Shounenbat · 2 years ago

Whoopie Goldberg, Race, and Genocide

I’m sure everyone who reads my articles is aware of my disdain for cancel culture. I see no purpose in it, and I wish to make clear that the point of this article isn’t to hate on Goldberg or point o...

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@RDMoy · 3 years ago

This Happens Only in English

I recently read an article by @rodriguezpct about passions . One of my greatest passions is languages. I discovered it in my childhood when I wanted to know the meaning of the lyrics of the America...

4 likes · 8 comments · Just Write (e5e5)

@DzonyMerlin94 · 3 years ago

Ten facts about Indians

The first migrations from the Eurasian continent to the United States are thought to have taken place more than 12,000 years ago. They were possible because of the landmass called Beringia, which onc...

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@TheTopFive · 2 years ago

All About Vancouver

Vancouver is a Canadian city in southern British Columbia. It is Western Canada's largest city and the center of one of the country's most populous metropolitan areas. Vancouver is located on the othe...

7 likes · 7 comments · Filipino Readers (42bb)

@themastergamer · 2 years ago

Before Will Smith's Slap, Those Moments That Embarrassed The Oscars

The slap Will Smith threw at Chris Rock at the Oscars ceremony last night shook the audience. Before this event, other sequences, less violent, marked the ceremony. This is the event that marked th...

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@AntiSJWLeft · 4 years ago

Questions that Destroy the Argument for Reparations (In the US)

The following list of questions targets both the philosophical and practical grounds for reparations for decedents of slaves in the United States. This isn't about reparations in all cases, especially...

63 likes · 15 comments · Politics - The voice of the people (cc97)

@Cy-cy · 4 years ago

Part 2. flowers and their meaning

I RIS The iris's mythology dates back to Ancient Greece, when the goddess Iris, who personified the rainbow (the Greek word for iris), acted as the link between heaven and earth. LILAC The story...

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@wrabbiter · 3 years ago

A Reflection About Colonialism, Feminism, And Racial Discrimination

In one of their published articles, researchers Subhabrata Bobby Barnerjee and Stephen Linstead examine different discourses about globalization. One of the key ideas that they were trying to point ou...

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@cmoneyspinner · 2 years ago

Food Blurb: ‘Glass Gem’ Ornamental (and Edible) Corn

There is so much in this world that we don't know. I learned something new. There is such a thing as ‘Glass Gem’ ornamental corn . These are the most beautiful, most colorful ears of corn I have ever...

1 likes · 0 comments · Foodies Corner (db33)

@hermes1666 · 3 years ago

Who I am

My Presentation Hello, my name is Hermes Sierralta, Venezuelan, living in Mexico, specifically in Mexico City for a little more than a year and a half, I am a multifaceted man, entrepreneur, self-tau...

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@Vasa · 3 years ago

Why it is not worth cooking in thermal springs

Heavy punishment for poaching, damage to nature reserves or illegal intrusion is a logical consequence of the offenses. But sometimes the court is trying unique cases related to natural conservation s...

0 likes · 0 comments · Filipino Readers (42bb)

@sembrandounpais · 3 years ago

The Mayans gave the name to the Yuca (Cassava)

? The name of the Yuca is of Mayan origin, this ancient civilization was the one who named this tuber, do you want to know why the Yuca is called that? Do you want to know what is the story behind th...

6 likes · 2 comments · Random Articles (a45d)

@Davinchysax · 2 years ago

When music Builds Bridges

As a music scholar, I have had the opportunity to experience the power of music first hand and I have come to understand that music carries more power than we can imagine. For those who have witnessed...

11 likes · 4 comments · Just Write (e5e5)

@Amax33 · 4 years ago

Scary stories real locations

Horror enthusiasts have a strong desire to have scary experiences. Some people watch classic horror movies on Netflix and some who are more adventurous go to the filming locations of these movies. Mos...

8 likes · 0 comments · Spiritualism & Mythology (e7f6)

@Rachidjebel01 · 2 years ago

Victorian Bath Houses And Indian Legends Eureka Springs has a long and illustrious history.

Eureka Springs, Arkansas's vacation town, is now a lovely, faux-Victorian tourist trap with a plethora of Bible-themed attractions. The knickknack stores and family-friendly dinner theaters, on the o...

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@Sitro · 4 years ago

Slavery and persecution

It is often said that history is written by the people who have triumphed and thus they write about their glories and do not mention or write down their mistakes. You probably heard some historical...

8 likes · 12 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@NakamotoBch · 3 years ago

The Strange History Of Blood, The Intimate Symbol Of Life And Death

We are used to seeing blood flow freely in films and on television, but the sight of blood is not often seen in everyday life. It's usually an indication that something is wrong. To many people, it sy...

11 likes · 15 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@MidnightWriter · 3 years ago

02/10 What Happen Yesterday?

One of the largest crocodiles in the world, Lolong passed away. February 10, 2013 He died of pneumonia and cardiac arrest, exacerbated by stress and fungal infections. Following reports of missi...

4 likes · 0 comments · Travel (ff15)

@LucyStephanie · 3 years ago

An Adventure in The Most Loyal and Noble City of the Philippines

Ah yes, time for another travel blog! Woohooo! Of course I will also share a bit of history here. It's more fun to travel when you learn something about the location's past right? After all, it is sti...

9 likes · 24 comments · Travel (ff15)

@kork75 · 4 years ago

Tierra!

On 12 October 1492 the sailor Rodrigo de Trina shouted: Tierra! But for the landing in the “New World”, he waited for dawn. To Christopher Columbus, and him alone, we owe the discovery, and the subs...

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@drjenk · 2 years ago

The Oregon Trail, Baker City

The Oregon Trail, Baker City Our trip west towards Joseph, Oregon brought us through historic Baker City. We had some time so we took a detour to the Oregon Trail Historical National Monument. What a...

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@Fernades · 3 years ago

Is it a Christian practice?

The afternoon was hot with humidity typical of the tropics. When my wife and I turned a corner on the way home, something interrupted our thoughts and conversations. We heard the sound of a party or a...

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@AntiSJWLeft · 4 years ago

Absurd - Protesters Topple Abe Lincoln Statue in Portland

Yesterday I saw a story that made my blood boil, and embarrassed me to no end. Antifa protesters in Portland toppled a statue of Abraham Lincoln and a statue of Theodore Roosevelt. Here is the link...

20 likes · 5 comments · Politics - The voice of the people (cc97)

@sobujr619 · 4 years ago

American Civil War

The American Civil War (also known by other names) was a civil war in the United States from 1861 to 1865, fought between northern states loyal to the Union and southern states that had seceded from t...

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