Category: This Day In History for October

October 23 in history: National Women’s Rights Convention begins, Nazis officially ban Jews, Jackie Robinson paves the way in baseball, more

Jackie Robinson becomes the first Black player with a major league organization. Blanche Stuart Scott is the first woman to publicly pilot a plane. The Nazis ban Jews from migrating into Germany. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas is sworn in. And more. It’s October 23 in history, part of MainStream’s daily look at This Day in History.

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October 17 in History: Einstein emigrates, Black Poetry Day begins, Armstrong gets backlash for doping, The Colbert Report debuts, more

Learn why the Ku Klux Klan caused President Ulysses S. Grant to declare martial law, about the fallout cyclist Lance Armstrong experienced for doping, and the start of Black Poetry Day, The Colbert Report, and the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty. Plus more on This Day in History for October. 17.

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October 6 in History: Reading and writing groups form, MCC church denomination starts, Matthew Shepard is beaten, Simone Biles makes history, and more

Two groups form to support reading and writing, Matthew Shepard is left to die in a Wyoming field, Simone Biles becomes the top female gymnast in history, and the Rev. Troy Perry holds the first-ever gathering of what would become the Metropolitan Community Church. Plus more historical happenings on October 6.

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