HISTORYflipped into StoriesChocolate Chocolate’s Sweet History: From Elite Treat to Food for the Masses history.com - Christopher Klein Originally consumed as a bitter drink, it was prized as both an aphrodisiac and an energy booster. Mankind’s love affair with chocolate stretches back …
HISTORYflipped into StoriesCentral California How Cesar Chavez Joined Larry Itliong to Demand Farm Workers' Rights history.com - Adam Janos Itliong may not be as well-known a name as Chavez, but his role among Filipino-American workers was as critical in the 1965-70 Delano grape strike—if …
HISTORYflipped into StoriesShirley Chisholm Shirley Chisholm: Facts About Her Trailblazing Career history.com - Nadra Kareem Nittle She may be best known for her 1972 run for president, but Shirley Chisholm broke barriers and influenced change throughout her life. Shirley Chisholm …
HISTORYflipped into StoriesRights & Freedoms How Tuskegee Airmen Fought Military Segregation With Nonviolent Action history.com - Farrell Evans Their coordinated efforts to integrate a white officers' club set an example that wasn't lost on leaders of the burgeoning civil rights movement. The …
HISTORYflipped into StoriesU.S. National Guard The US National Guard's 400-Year History history.com - Lesley Kennedy The reserve force of men and women traces its roots to Colonial America. Founded in 1636 as a citizen force, the U.S. National Guard is a “ready” …
HISTORYflipped into StoriesFranklin D. Roosevelt Why FDR's Fourth Inauguration Lasted Only 15 Minutes history.com - Christopher Klein Security fears and austerity forced a scaled-down inauguration as the nation entered its fourth year of fighting in World War II. As security fears …
