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January 13 in history: The Long Walk displaces the Navajo, first-ever Black Cabinet secretary, Trump is impeached a second time, more
The Long Walk of the Navajos forces 10,000 Native Americanas to relocate. Homosexual would no longer mean “obscene.” America has its first-ever Black Cabinet secretary, Black elected governor, and Black NBA All-Star player. It’s This Day in History for January 13.
Humility Homes raises $2.7 million, Puzzle & Pie Wednesdays, Orpheum Theater restoration: Quad Cities Dailies for 3-31-26
Humility Home’s Community is Us fundraiser, a raffle to restore a historical theatre, and Angrow House’s Puzzle & Pie Wednesdays are all in Quad Cities Dailies for 3-31-26.
Dems want ranked choice voting, Book Bazaar starts Wednesday, North Side Queer Pride survey: Illinois Dailies for 3-31-26
North Side Queer Pride, a FairVote Illinois survey that shows Democrats like ranked-choice voting, and the four-day, 60,000-book Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Book Bazaar in Belleville are in Illinois Dailies for 3-31-26.
Tarot and reiki at ReAlive, getting tough on animal torture, central Iowa LGBTQIA+ Roundtable statement: Iowa Dailies for 4-2-26
ReAlive Metaphysical Shop, the Central Iowa LGBTQIA+ Roundtable Organizations, and the Animal Rescue League of Iowa are in Iowa dailies for 4-1-26.
Central Illinois Dailies for 3-30-26: ‘Join or Die’ in Bloomington, teal in Springfield for sexual assault awareness, C-U at Home helps 26
A free screening of “Join or Die” in Bloomington, a volunteer call by the Prairie Center Against Sexual Assault Wednesday, and C-U at Home’s new transitional housing are all in Central Illinois Dailies for 3-30-26.
