October is Black History month in the UK (Picture: Metro.co.uk) In the UK, October is Black History Month (BHM). It has been celebrated in the UK for decades now, but just what is the month all ...

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Friday the 13th’s reputation for bad luck largely originates from religious and cultural beliefs. In Christianity, it is associated with the Last Supper, where Judas, the 13th guest, betrayed Jesus, ...

Black History Month is being celebrated at Shepton Mallet prison with a unique exhibition running throughout the month of ...

This notion, akin to the fear of a black cat crossing one's path or breaking ... However, throughout history, some societies have considered the numbers 13 and Friday to be unlucky.

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Let’s dust off the books and rewind time to the beginning. Sept. 5, 1882 – according to History.com, a parade of more than 10,000 people organized by New York City’s Central Labor Union tears through ...

A free Black History Month exhibition is coming to Shepton Mallet Prison. The exhibition, which will run throughout October, explores the prison's complex history and its connection to the Black ...

Car maker Henry Ford is credited for creating the weekend back in the 1920s but the history of actual vacations is an entirely different story. It dates as far back as 1524 when the first ...

Crossing paths with a black cat: Black cats, often associated with witches and bad omens, are considered unlucky, especially when they cross your path on Friday the 13th.

Diversity is down at some of the nation’s most selective colleges this fall. The share of Black students entering Amherst College fell to 3%, from 11% last school year. At the University of ...

Brandon Mancilla of the UAW looks behind the GOP’s pro-worker facade • Adam Hilton, author of True Blues, on the bizarre nature of the US political party system ...