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The Only Real Reason to Live: The Radical Politics of Frida Kahlo
Born on this day in 1907, Frida Kahlo was not just an artist - she was a revolutionary On this day, 6th July, in 1907, Frida Kahlo was born – but she wouldn’t admit it.
A Ladder to the Stars: The Life and Legacy of Salvador Allende
Forty years ago, Salvador Allende (1908-1973) was made President of Chile. Over its short life, his government was nothing short of a renaissance for Latin America.
William Wallace: A Scottish Outlaw's Fight for Freedom
Today all the way back in 1305, the Scottish rebel Sir William Wallace was executed in London. The death of the Scottish outlaw has long since become a symbol of freedom, in Scotland and beyond.
Cuba's Revolution with a Calendar: The 26th July Movement
All of us have heard of . I'd venture many of us also know the 14 th of July - Bastille Day – when the French masses proclaimed ' ' for all the world to hear.
Simón Bolívar: South America's 'El Libertador'
History counts - born today in 1783 - as one of its great winners. That's a fair point. Bolívar - 'South America's ' - did win countless battles in his long wars of liberation against the Spanish Crown in South America.
International Emancipation: Maya Angelou, Malcolm X & Cuba
It was 1965 in Accra, the capital city of Ghana. had been set up there for a few years working as a journalist. It was a long way from her birthplace in St Louis (Missouri), but she enjoyed life in Africa.
Enraged Students: The May 1968 Protests in France
You can say what you want about the French, but when it comes to civil insurrection they are without equal. , , , and – 50 years ago – 1968.