She made a name for herself by speaking out against fascism abroad and at home. Then the fight got personal.
There are over 300 PBS Stations across the country, with many sharing history right from their own backyard. Check out more stories of how Nazism touched America's shores from Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Texas, Iowa and Michigan.
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As one of the hostages' wives, Barbara Rosen was thrust into the biggest media event of its era.
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The Washington Post’s first Black female reporter remembers one of her heroes, Carl Rowan.
A graphic history of Ambassador Terence Todman’s rise through the diplomatic ranks.
African Americans have served as U.S. diplomats since the 1860s.
Meet the man who shaped the NAACP’s legal strategy with Thurgood Marshall.
Billy Graham's unprecedented access to U.S. presidents ushered in a new era of evangelical influence in American politics.
One attendee on the “life-changing” experience of hearing Billy Graham speak.
