I witnessed a moment of kindness at Chuck E. Cheese in Spokane, Washington. A young boy was crying and upset. Several adults tried to calm him down without success. Finally, this Chuck E Cheese employee, Mady, sat on the floor, talked with the boy in a quiet, soft voice, and drew pictures on her sketch […]

He was born enslaved in Texas and died a millionaire rancher whose name still rides across the plains. Daniel Webster Wallace entered the world on September 15, 1860, in Victoria County, Texas, born into slavery. By the time he passed away in 1939, he was known as “80 John,” a wealthy rancher, respected cowboy, and […]

In 1915, during World War I, landlords in Glasgow tried to raise rents by up to 25%, targeting working-class families, many of whom had husbands away fighting in the war. These women, already struggling to make ends meet, saw the increase as a harsh exploitation of their vulnerability. The move sparked outrage throughout the city, […]