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Have we reached the Mountaintop? Martin Luther King and his Legacy
Fifty years since Martin Luther King was assassinated we ask if his legacy of peaceful protest is in danger of collapse.
Faces by Andy Weekes at the Lincoln Usher Gallery
The Usher Gallery is exhibiting freelance photographer, Andy Weeks images of famous faces in order to reveal the true nature of the person.
A Brief History of Military Fashion
Lincoln Fashion Week is in full swing with a host of RAF themed events in venues across the city, marking the centenary of the founding...
Head2Head Episode 3: Dropping ‘Apu’ from The Simpsons
Beloved Simpsons character Apu Nahasapeemapetilon has become the topic of scrutiny in the last week again for being a racist depiction of Indian culture.
100 Voices Trail
Commemorating 100 years of the RAF in Lincolnshire
Seventy years of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights: 1970s
The 1970s revolved around torture and the feminist movement, and saw the creation of one of Amnesty Internationals most influential campaign.
Seventy years of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights: 1960s
The sixties were an important year for civil rights in America.
Seventy years of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights: 1950s
This decade in human rights history sees the creation of an important human rights document and the beginning of the Civil Rights movement.
On This Day: May 4
Highlights of what happened on this day in history.
Head2Head Episode II: Straw Wars – Return of the Biodegradables
Straws or no straws? Watch this week’s Head2Head with Aaron Lees and Stephanie Ball. Featuring Riggidy Riggidy Will.
Nazi pug update! Scottish man found guilty of hate crime for online ‘joke’ fined £800
The latest news on the Nazi Pug story.
Dachau Concentration Camp and the Liberators of Evil
This weekend marks the 73rd anniversary of the liberation of Dachau Concentration Camp by American troops.
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