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Image: Photograph of Igbo women in 1921. From the New York Public Library.

Women's War of 1929

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Image: Air Force bombing of the Chilean presidential palace on September 11, 1973. From the Wikimedia Commons.

1973 Chile Coup

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Image: Issue of The Liberator from June 1901. From the J. L. Edmonds Project, accessed from the Internet Archive.

The Liberator and the Black Press

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Image: Photograph of Biddy Mason from between 1860-1870. From the UCLA Special Collections.

Biddy Mason

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Image: Photograph of college students protesting on campus in 1969. From the Cal State Northridge Library.

The Black Power Movement

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Image: Photograph of African American firefighters outside Hose Company No. 4 in 1914.From the Los Angeles Fire Department Historical Archive.

Historical Photographs of African Americans

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Image: Photo of Chinese captives imprisoned by Japanese troops taken in 1937. From the Wikimedia Commons.

Invasion of Nanking

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Image: 1938 Nazi referendum poster. From the Nazi Propaganda Archive.

Nazi Propaganda

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Early-20th century map shows the British Empire in India

India Partition

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