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The Tulsa Race Massacre: 'Flames of Hate Could Not Destroy the Fire of Faith'

As one of America's most notorious attacks, the Tulsa race massacre remains a difficult subject to discuss more than 100 years later. Residents of Tulsa's historic Greenwood District, however, believe it's a part of history that can't be forgotten so that it never happens again. They are relying on faith and education to heal the wounds of a painful past. 
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Cuba Says It Killed 4 People Aboard a Florida-Registered Speedboat that Opened Fire on Soldiers

Cuba’s government said Wednesday that its soldiers killed four people aboard a speed boat registered in Florida that opened fire on officers in Cuban waters.
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More Than 100 Churches, Across 19 Denominations, United by One Song

For the past month, congregations nationwide celebrated Black History Month with a newly composed hymn honoring the Christian anthems that fueled the Civil Rights Movement.

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The True Story Behind 'Uncle Tom's Cabin,' the Book that Rocked Pre-Civil War America 

The true story Josiah Henson, the man who was the inspiration for the character, "Uncle Tom" in the novel Uncle Tom's Cabin.
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Trump Gives Medal of Honor to Wounded Warrior Hero of Venezuela Op

President Trump awarded the Medal of Honor last night to Army Chief Warrant Officer Eric Slover for his bravery under fire during last month's op to capture brutal Narco-Dictator Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela.
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VT Town Meetings Focus on Israel, Critics Warn of 'Separating Jews from the Rest of the Population'

A centuries-old Vermont political tradition is intersecting with a modern global conflict this year. On Town Meeting Day in early March, voters in several communities will consider a measure related to the Israel-Palestinian conflict.
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San Francisco Teachers Union Lectured Parents: 'Don't You Dare Homeschool'

In a jaw-dropping power play during their recent historic strike—the first in nearly 50 years—San Francisco's teachers union didn't just walk off the job. They emailed parents, urging them to avoid homeschooling their kids or providing any at-home learning. 
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Thousands in Cold, Dark After Monster Cyclone Drops Record Snowfall in Northeast

Residents in the northeast portion of the U.S. are digging out after a historic monster storm slammed the region Sunday and Monday.  The so-called "bomb cyclone" dumped more than three feet of snow in parts of Rhode Island shattering records.  In New York, over 300 trees toppled due to heavy snow.
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Faith Groups Work to Restore Mobility for Millions Through Wheelchair Ministry

An estimated 80 million people around the world need a wheelchair but cannot access one, leaving many to crawl, be carried, or live confined to their homes. 
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How a Slave Led His 'Master' to Christ and Then Became a Black Founding Father of America

While slave owners were using the Bible to justify slavery, Richard Allen was using that same Bible and the Declaration of Independence to battle against racism and men owning their fellow men.
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'Listening to the Lord:' Liberty Students Detox from Phones to Pursue Christ

Today's technology offers many benefits, although it can also be a major distraction for college students. Liberty University in Lynchburg, VA, has found that such distraction can prevent young people from reaching their full potential. That's why the school encouraged students to log off for the entire month of February.