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VIDEO: Wanna Live Forever? Become A Noun

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Bill O'Reilly's novel Killing Lincoln. hide caption

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Bill O'Reilly: 'Abraham Lincoln Was Our Best Leader'

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Balzer Bray

'Heart And Soul': An African-American History

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The work on Encyclopaedia Iranica began in 1974. After nearly four decades, the project has completed 15 volumes and has reached the letter K. Sam Guzik hide caption

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In the weeks and months after Ecuadorean immigrant Marcelo Lucero was attacked and slain in Patchogue, N.Y., members of the community came together to denounce the pattern of violence against Latinos in the area. Courtesy of Jackson Hill Photography, LLC hide caption

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Black Freedmen, who are descended from the slaves of Cherokee Indians, protest their expulsion on Sept. 2 outside a regional Bureau of Indian Affairs office in Muskogee, Okla. Marilyn Vann, in pink, is the president of the Descendants of Freedmen Association. Alex Kellogg/NPR hide caption

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Ellaraino (right), spoke about her late grandmother with her friend Baki AnNur at StoryCorps in Los Angeles. StoryCorps hide caption

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Memories Of Grandma Silvia, And Slavery's Legacy

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Paper money is stacked in a Berlin Bank in 1922. BuyEnlarge/ZUMAPRESS.com hide caption

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The Economic Catastrophe That Germany Can't Forget

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Monday

A small American flag was left attached to the FDNY (Fire Department of New York City) Memorial Wall that commemorates the 343 men killed on September 11, 2001. iStockphoto.com hide caption

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Arthur Ashe: A Civil Right Activist Off The Court

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