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Since the 1980s, musician Daryl Davis has befriended members of the Ku Klux Klan and other hate groups in the hopes of improving race relations in America. He's convinced over 200 KKK members and neo-Nazis to renounce their beliefs.

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864183 months ago

In the early 1900s, many physicians believed premature babies were weak and not worth saving. But a sideshow entertainer named Martin Couney thought otherwise. Using incubators that he called "child hatcheries," Couney displayed premature babies at his Coney Island show — and saved over 6,500 lives.

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613112 months ago

30 years ago, on December 11, 1994, Russia started a genocidal war against Chechnya. Over the course of 7 years and two wars, Russia has killed over 300.000 Chechen civilians, 42.000 of whom were children. And yet, Russia was never held accountable for the atrocities committed in Chechnya.

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504702 months ago

Violette Morris was a groundbreaking French athlete who won 2 gold medals and 1 silver medal in 1922 but was banned from future competitions because she was openly gay. She would later be a guest of honor of Adolf Hitler at the 1936 Olympics and was executed in 1944 for collaborating with the Nazis.

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457343 months ago

Ryugyong Hotel, North Korea's 1,080-foot-tall "Hotel Of Doom" that has sat almost completely abandoned for the last 30 years

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435372 months ago

In 1975, Pharaoh Ramesses II — who died in 1213 B.C. — needed restoration work in Paris. Since French law required any person, living or dead, needed a passport to enter, Egypt issued one for him, which included a photo of his mummified face and listed his occupation as "king (deceased)."

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362143 months ago

The mugshot of 19-year-old Phyllis Stalnaker, who was arrested in 1944 for being a "weedhead" and a "tramp"

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324122 months ago

On May 28, 1963, Benny Oliver, a former policeman, stomps Memphis Norman, a black student who had been waiting to be served at a lunch counter in Jackson, Mississippi. Oliver knocked Norman off his stool and kicked him as a mob cheered on. The attack ended when a police officer arrested both of them

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296142 months ago

A 125-foot tall statue of Buddha that was built 1500 years ago in Afghanistan. It was destroyed with explosives by the Taliban in 2001.

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231172 months ago

Just before 8:15 a.m. on August 6, 1945, a Hiroshima resident was sitting on the steps of Sumitomo Bank. At that moment, a blinding flash of light and heat tore open the sky overhead and the unidentified victim was killed instantly, leaving behind only this eerie shadow etched into the steps.

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22612 months ago