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Cartoon of babies in petrie dishes.

A Long Incubation

It took hundreds of years of research to develop in-vitro fertilization or IVF.

by Eleri Harris via The Nib on March 15, 2021

A Once-In-A-Century Pandemic

We’re repeating a lot of the same mistakes from the 1918 “Spanish Flu” H1N1 outbreak.

by Sarah Mirk, Eleri Harris, Joyce Rice via The Nib on April 13, 2020

The Long Road to Women’s Suffrage

The “Anthony Amendment” was introduced with no luck for 41 years. And even then, it wasn’t for everyone.

by Eleri Harris, Ellen T. Crenshaw via The Nib on March 8, 2019

How a group of Red Power activists seized the abandoned prison island and their own destinies.

This Land is Our Land: The Native American Occupation of Alcatraz

From November 1969 to June 1971, 89 Red Power activists seized the abandoned prison island of Alcatraz, and their own destinies.

by Mariah-Rose Marie M, Eleri Harris via The Nib on June 11, 2018

China and Korea shaking hands, and a dove and a missile.

Important Moments in U.S.-Korean Relations

From the first exchange of gunfire in 1865 to the 1953 ceasefire, and beyond.

by Eleri Harris via The Nib on June 8, 2018

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