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Robert Reis, a longtime State Department official, is a perfect example of how far one can come from the American…
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Barbara M. Watson was the first black person and woman to serve as Assistant Secretary of State for Security and…
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Like much of Africa, Ethiopia experienced a watershed moment at the end of World War II, emerging out from under…
About one month before Japan bombed Pearl Harbor and the United States officially entered World War II, tensions were already…
In the 1960s, the United States experienced nationwide protests for the justice of African Americans in a society where the…