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11/02/2026

11/02/2026

11/02/2026

The nation’s capital is a visitor’s delight: Few places in the United States, if any, pack so many binge-worthy historical and cultural sights into such a compact area.

11/02/2026

On November 2, 1920, millions of American women cast their first presidential ballots, bringing decades of organizing, protest, and persistence to the voting booth.

It was the first presidential election following ratification of the 19th Amendment, which prohibited denying voting rights on the basis of s*x. Some women had already voted in earlier presidential elections under state laws.

This milestone did not bring equal access for all. Racial discrimination, poll taxes, literacy tests, and intimidation continued to prevent many women, particularly Black women, from voting.

We honor the women who fought for this change—and those who continued the work of making voting rights a reality for all.

11/02/2026

11/02/2026

11/02/2026

Today we honor Ronald J Clark of O'Neill, Nebraska. Ronald served in the Army, today is his birthday and he is remembered by his son-in-law, TC Steck :

"Specialist Ronald J. Clark entered the United States Army serving in Co. C, 1st BN, 5th Cav. Division during the Vietnam War. He was awarded the Expert Infantryman badge, he was Air Assault qualified and qualified Expert with the M-16 r***e and Gr***de. Ron served as the company Commanders’s radio man. Ron’s company was ambushed in the middle of the night in the Ia Drang Valley and every man in his company but three were killed that night in the ambush. He received his honorable discharge on December 8, 1965. Ron returned home to O’Neill and started a family. He is survived by his wife, two daughters and a son. Today we remember and thank you for your life and service."

If your Vietnam veteran returned home and later passed away, please consider applying to our In Memory program: https://bit.ly/3zA893P

To honor your Vietnam veteran on our Facebook please fill out the following form: https://bit.ly/3k7AlWK

10/30/2026

Theresa Howe Jones worked at a community agency in Southeast Washington, D.C. when the Smithsonian set out to create its first neighborhood museum. She became deeply involved in the museum's development and ensured that the institution embraced community input.

Hear Jones in her own words and learn more about the museum's early years by visiting: https://s.si.edu/4h1HSQF

10/30/2026

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