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Her involvement in the movement contributed to the eventual granting of voting rights to women in Britain in 1918. Though her name is not as widely recognized as some of her peers, Sophia Duleep Singhβs defiance of societal expectations helped pave the way for greater gender equality and remains an inspiring example of using privilege for social change.
βοΈ Gemini π¬ horoscope for October 7 - October 13
This week is perfect for expanding your social circle, Gemini, whether for fun, business, or romance. You'll likely meet interesting people everywhere you go, from casual outings to random encounters at the coffee shop or grocery store. Be open to chattingβit could lead to great new friendships.
Racial #History
On this day Oct 07, 1963
Alabama Troopers Attack Black People Registering to Vote in Selma
On October 7, 1963, hundreds of Black Selma residents attempting to register to vote were met by state and local officials who used stalling and intimidation tactics to deny them that right and violence against supporters attempting to give them food and water as they waited in line.
What Happened on October 7th
October 7, 1988
The Computer Bowl Begins
The first round of The Computer Bowl, an annual televised game show of computer trivia pitting the gurus of the East versus the wizards of the West, was held. Mitch Kapor and Bill Joy were the MVPs, winning a place on the all star team.
This week, Taurus, someone might suggest you're being foolish for taking on a challenge, but trust your judgment. You're practical and wouldnβt dive into something without thinking it through. Don't let others' opinions shake your confidence. If a financial matter is delayed, don't worryβit's likely a minor issue that will soon be resolved.
Triggered by the September 11 attacks, the Afghanistan War began, as U.S. and British warplanes started bombing Taliban targets.
Yo-Yo Ma (born October 7, 1955, Paris, France) is a French-born American cellist known for his extraordinary technique and rich tone. His frequent collaborations with musicians and artists from other genres, cultures, and media reinvigorated classical music and expanded its audience.
βοΈAries π horoscope for October 7 - October 13
This week, Aries, someone unexpected may back you on a project no one else believes in. Even if you haven't always gotten along, give it a shotβyou might be surprised. You'll also notice increased communication with a family member or family in general, which could be something you've been hoping for. Embrace it and keep the momentum going.
One of the most bone-chilling folklore stories comes from the San people, also known as the Bushmen, one of the oldest indigenous cultures in Southern Africa. The San people, who have lived as hunter-gatherers in the Kalahari Desert for thousands of years, have a rich oral tradition filled with stories about the spirits of the land and the forces that shape their existence.
Racial #History
On this dayOct 04, 1949
Largest U.S. Bridge Association Votes to Refuse Black Members
On October 4, 1949, members of the American Contract Bridge League (ACBL) voted to exclude Black players from competitions.
What Happened on October 4th
October 4, 1903
Computer Pioneer Atanasoff Born
John Vincent Atanasoff was born in Hamilton, New York. As a math and physics professor at Iowa State University in the 1930s, he developed the idea for a calculating machine that would use binary arithmetic and electronic switching devices. He recruited a doctoral student, Clifford Berry, and together they built the Atanasoff-Berry Computer.
Haitian politician Jean-Claude Duvalier (βBaby Docβ), who was president of Haiti from 1971 to 1986, died in Port-au-Prince while he was on trial for alleged human rights abuses.
Christoph Waltz (born October 4, 1956, Vienna, Austria) is an Austrian actor known for his gleefully arch comic performances.
