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10-21-17
Have You Noticed This About Many of the Angriest Loudmouths on the Right?
by Van Gosse
Is this the strange death of Irish America?
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SOURCE: Irish Central
9-17-17
Short film reveals the terrible history of No Irish Need Apply
A collage of newspaper ads showcases the evidence that the Irish faced discrimination in the 19th century.
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8-11-15
No Irish Need Apply?
by Richard Jensen
A teenager claimed that there’s proof in online newspaper archives that the Irish faced massive job discrimination. The media proclaimed her a star. Only she was wrong.
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SOURCE: Salon
3-17-15
“Too small a change”: How St. Patrick’s Day became a political lightning rod
by Jonathan Zimmerman
Organizers of St. Patrick's Day parade say it's about celebrating "Irish heritage and culture." Here's the problem.
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SOURCE: Irish Central
7-29-14
Irish slave owners were compensated historian reveals
Hogan writes that the British paid slave owners over $30 million in compensation for the loss of their ‘property.’
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SOURCE: PastHorizons Blogger
2-18-13
Hoard of 16th century toys found
In the course of my research of Viking Age woodcraft, I somewhat unexpectedly turned up information about a most delightful archaeological find: an entire hoard of children’s toys, found at Market Harborough parish church, England. A charming stash of the everyday playthings of sixteenth or seventeenth century children, the hoard throws a rare spotlight on the material culture of children in the archaeological record....
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