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Cancel Culture: Do you know what it actually means?

It is often used as a catchphrase by politicians and by some in conservative media. It is often misused and … More

Renaissance Tower or “THE MYSTERIOUS DARTH VADER BUILDING”

One of my favorite building anywhere, is the Renaissance Building on “K’ and 8th Streets. Opened in 1989, the Renaissance … More

Guy West Memorial Bridge

Opened in 1967, the Guy West Bridge near Sacramento State University is one of the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in … More

Wells Fargo Bank Building

Opened in 1992, AT 423 feet ,The Wells Fargo Bank Building is the Tallest Building in Sacramento. It is the … More

Sacramento City Hall

Completed in 1911, The Sacramento City Hall at 915 “I” Street, with its central tower of the building with its … More

Britain: The nations first ever LGBTQ+ museum “This is for everyone”

By: Owen Jones/UK Guardian Queer Britain in north London is a bold attempt to celebrate queer history in all of … More

This Is the Kind of History They Want to Pass Laws Against Teaching

If Carlotta Walls was strong enough to live through it, the kids are strong enough to learn about it. By: … More

The Tip-Off From a Nazi That Saved My Grandparents

It has often been described as a “miracle” that most of Denmark’s Jews escaped the Holocaust. Now it seems that … More

The Long Journey to Reveal the Oregon Trail’s Racist History

As the U.S. grapples with its legacy of prejudice, one parent is bringing the fight to Oregon public schools. Illustration … More