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Dunlap: Promised Land or Pit Stop Along the Way?
The end of the 19th century ushered in the age of the railroad in Kansas and across the United States.
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Root, Root, Root for the Wichita Teams
Two HK Grant Projects Explore Wichita's Rich Baseball History
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A History Home Run
Take a look back at some great moments from baseball history right here in Kansas.
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Hotline: The History and Significance of Powwows
Freddy Gipp, Founder and CEO of Lead Horse, LLC, shares the history and significance of powwows.
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Hotline: Lincoln in Kansas
Abraham Lincoln made his only visit to Kansas in 1859. Sister Rosemary Kolich, professor of English at the University of Saint Mary, recounts Lincoln’s visit to northeast Kansas.
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Hotline: Memorial Arch at Haskell Indian Nations University
Kansas scholar Eric Anderson shares the history of the Memorial Arch at Haskell Indian Nations University in Lawrence.
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Hotline: "Mi Isla"
Kansas scholar Eric Anderson shares the history of the Memorial Arch at Haskell Indian Nations University in Lawrence.
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Hotline: Opera Houses in Kansas
Kansas scholar Eric Anderson shares the history of the Memorial Arch at Haskell Indian Nations University in Lawrence.
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Big Idea: Top 10 Influential African American Musical Artists
Kansas scholar Eric Anderson shares the history of the Memorial Arch at Haskell Indian Nations University in Lawrence.
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Big Idea: My Top 10 Most Influential African American Songs
Kansas scholar Eric Anderson shares the history of the Memorial Arch at Haskell Indian Nations University in Lawrence.
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Let There Be Light
Kansas scholar Eric Anderson shares the history of the Memorial Arch at Haskell Indian Nations University in Lawrence.
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Mariachi Estrella: Ad Astra Per Aspera
Kansas scholar Eric Anderson shares the history of the Memorial Arch at Haskell Indian Nations University in Lawrence.
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The Lyons' Share
Jan Lyons didn’t set out to become a role model, but that’s exactly what happened when she was elected president of the Kansas Livestock Association (KLA) 25 years ago.
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Trailblazers
"We don't tell Black women's stories enough," says Donna Rae Pearson, from "Making Agreements" a project that's collecting, sharing and archiving stories and details of Black women involved in Kansas' political sphere.
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Hotline: The March of the Amazon Army
Author and historian Linda O’Nelio Knoll talks about the Amazon Army, the group of women who marched for coal miners’ rights in southeast Kansas in 1921.
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Hotline: Hazel Gomez
Valerie Mendoza, Director of the Title III Strengthening Institutions grant at Washburn University, tells the story of Hazel Gomez, a beloved leader of Topeka’s Hispanic community.
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Hotline: Shifting Kansas Dialects
Mary Kohn, Associate Professor of Linguistics at Kansas State University, explores the ways in which Kansas dialects have shifted over the years.
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