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History
Women served US armed forces since Revolutionary days, but combat ban wasn't lifted until 2013
1948's Women's Armed Services Integration Act was a key first step for women working toward equality in the U.S. armed forces.
California
Martin Jenkins appointed 1st openly gay Black man on California Supreme Court
The 66-year-old Justice is replacing Justice Ming W. Chin, who retired at the end of August.
Sacramento
Who is Delta Jane Doe? Sacramento cold case investigator hopes for tip in 12-year-old case
The skeletal remains of a woman were found by a fisherman in 2008 in the Delta. 12 years later, she has not been identified and her killer is unknown.
Elections
Ritchie Torres will become first openly gay Black man in Congress
He will serve in the state's 15th district.
Science
International Space Station marks 20 years of humans living in space
Over the years, the ISS has seen 241 visitors from around the world and has been the home to scientific breakthroughs and research.
California
Recent hanging deaths of Black men leave some skeptical of suicide rulings
Since May, three Black men in California were found hanging in public. The deaths were ruled as suicides, but some wonder if they were lynchings.
History
Put on a button! Memorabilia of elections' past
For more than 40 years, Davis resident Adam Gottlieb has collected election buttons and memorabilia of all kinds.
Elections
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Here is what you need to know who and what paved the way for all U.S. Citizens to be able to have a voice and shape how our country functions.
Elections
Who fought for you to be able to vote?
"When you look at the history all around us and everything people did to fight for the right to vote and how important it is for us to participate."
Sacramento
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HeartThreads
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