In the Civil War, most soldiers were white. But some 190,000 Blacks served as well, and the facts behind their stories – and struggles – are sometimes overlooked. 

So many things are changing. Change. It’s in my head where I’ve been replaying that song, the one where Quincy Jones laments the steamroller we call time.

Abraham Lincoln was a man of many achievements. He’s also the only president to hold a patent.

I was in seventh grade when I had my first revealing eye exam. When I was condemned to a life of wearing glasses.

Scientist Dr. Mani Bhaumik, who played pivotal role in developing laser technology, never stops learning, never stops striving.

She was called “Brave Bessie” or “Queen Bess.” Decades after her death, aviators still remembered her name.

Letters to the Editor for the Daily Chronicle

Letters to the Editor for the Daily Chronicle

Letters to the Editor for the Daily Chronicle