[ad_1] Aruba’s colonial history also meant that documents were scattered all over the place. “Our collection was scattered,” says Edric Croes, head of conservation and archives management at the National Archives of Aruba. There were works to scan all over the world, including the Netherlands, Spain, the United States and …
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[ad_1] The ballistic missile hit ruby lake on the afternoon of February 18. For months, the cargo ship had been sailing through the Arabian Sea, calling at local ports without incident. But now, taking on water at the bottleneck of the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait, her two dozen crew members issued an …
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[ad_1] There’s a nasty not-so-secret secret that no one likes to talk about, so it’s best to start there: Black women are among the most hated demographic in the world. Especially in the United States, anti-blackness is in the air. It’s everywhere even when you can’t see it. From the …
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[ad_1] The last few weeks have been a fever dream for the online conspiracy world. Wild claims about Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, moved from the fringe corners of the internet to mainstream social media platforms, and people who don’t normally dabble in conspiracies found themselves leading the charge. …
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[ad_1] Group chats, including at least one of mine, are not enough. #KateGate: Broadly speaking, a collection of theories regarding the whereabouts and well-being of Kate Middletonthe Princess of Wales, appears to be currently taking up more brain cells than oxygen. Rumors have been circulating since January, when Middleton stepped …
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