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Jeanne Wakatsuki Houston’s life intertwines with a pivotal moment in American history. Her memoir Farewell to Manzanar poignantly recounts the ...
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Understanding YPD Crime Data Given the sensitive nature of “YPD crime” (presumably referring to Youngstown Police Department crime data), an ...
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September 1863. Northwestern Georgia. The air, thick with the acrid bite of gunpowder, vibrated with the roar of cannon and ...
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