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John Lewis was one of the first American elected officials of any prominence to express support for, or at least acceptance of, same-sex marriage. Here's a bit on how that
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Bijan C. Bayne
bijancbayne
The Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. & Coretta Scott met in Boston. Ph.D candidate King had friends in Roxbury, including Herman Hemingway of Ruthven St (where my cousin Stuey
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Paul Patrick
PaulTyredagh81
1. Thread #Belfast I took a little dander around the north west corner of the Market area. One of the few Georgian parts of the City dating from 1833 to
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Richard Hanania
RichardHanania
Going to tweet excerpts from The Sultans by Noel Barber. An incredible book, every chapter is shocking. Makes me wish I'd read up on the court of the Ottoman Empire
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Dr. Limor Raviv š¦šš¦
Limor_Raviv
Are some languages more easily learned than others?What makes a language easy to learn?In a new study /w @mariannedhk & Meyer, we tested whether language learnability is shaped by community
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Cultural Recall
CulturalRecall
Iāll start remembrance threads with an explore of my home town Ripon North Yorks.Despite change the population has stayed steady between 13k-17k from 1860s to the present day.A Cathedral city
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Maximilian Hess
zakavkaza
A thread on Azerbaijanās victory in the second Nagorno-Karabakh war in relation to geopolitical questions around the Caucasusā other breakaway states. As this is Twitter, let me state the obvious
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Sara Sheridan
sarasheridan
I have issues with #BurnsNight cos Rabbie was such a goat w/ the ladies but still there are interesting women round him... so a THREAD Burns 1st poem, O
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Dr. Rachel Schine
RachelSchine
In medieval Arabic chronicles, the ethnicity of qiyÄn (enslaved entertainers) is often unstated unless the woman becomes an umm walad (mother of an owner's child), at which point it still
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Neal Shasore
IntrWr
Norwich and Civic Centres of the twentieth century matter not just because they are 'heritage assets' but because of what they represented about urban governance and local government. The development
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Ninad Barbadikar
NinadB_06
*FREE TO WATCH FOOTBALL*Do I have your attention? Of course, I do, you love football and what's even better, you love free football. So here's a thread of free to
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Olesya Vartanyan
Olesya_vArt
1/ Last couple of days saw first serious post-war incidents along the new line of contact in #Karabakh conflict zone.No precise information about casualties. Social media posts combined with official
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Angus McNeill Peel
AMcNeillPeel
Some Highbury map history - I've been trying to establish how and when a once semi-rural area full of country houses with large gardens became densely urbanised. Best way to
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Unconditional Surrender Boomer
barefootboomer
At about 4 in the morning on 30 July 1864 US forces light a mine burrowed under Confederate lines along the Petersburg defenses, blowing a huge hole in the ground.
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Dennis Rodkin
Dennis_Rodkin
Elmer Carlson is a somewhat unsung Chicago architect of the 1930s through the 1950s. Iām here tonight to sing him. Ā Ā These are some of his houses in Beverly, where he
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Dr Robert Bohan Artist
RobertBohan
Thread: I donāt have the time to take as many photographs as I used to. It was one of lifeās pleasures taking a wander through Dublin & then meeting up
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