History
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Solon was aged and tired. He had served the people of Athens and they adored him. He had passed laws and maintained order and treated people with compassion while acting in the best interest of Athens, including laying the groundwork for Athenian democracy.
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The post discusses the historical significance of individuals with disabilities, emphasizing their contributions and experiences. Notable examples include a Neanderthal named Nandy, Pharaoh Tutankhamun with various ailments, and Benjamin Lay, an abolitionist. We highlight the evolving understanding of disability and advocates for the recognition of disabled people’s lives throughout history.
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Septima Poinsette Clark, born in 1898 in Charleston, was a pioneering figure in the Civil Rights Movement. Educated at a time when opportunities for Black individuals were scarce, she led initiatives for literacy and voting rights. As director of Citizenship Schools, Clark empowered many Black Americans, significantly increasing voter registration.
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