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First Father’s Day Celebration📅 Date: June 19, 1910📍 Place: Spokane, Washington, USA👨‍👧‍👦 Honored: William Jackson Smart...
15/06/2025

First Father’s Day Celebration
📅 Date: June 19, 1910
📍 Place: Spokane, Washington, USA
👨‍👧‍👦 Honored: William Jackson Smart

A Civil War veteran

Father of 14 children in total

But after his wife passed away, he raised 6 of them alone in rural Washington

🧠 Fun Fact:
This celebration was initiated by Sonora Smart Dodd, one of William’s daughters.
In 1909, while listening to a sermon about Mother’s Day, she wondered:

“But what about Dad?”

As a daughter who deeply admired her father’s sacrifice and strength as a solo parent, she wanted to honor him.
She became the driving force behind the very first Father’s Day.

Everyone adores William Shakespeare for his prowess as a playwright. After all, his work is taught in schools. But in re...
28/05/2025

Everyone adores William Shakespeare for his prowess as a playwright. After all, his work is taught in schools. But in reality, plenty of Shakespeare's greatest plots and twists are borrowed from the work of Christopher Marlowe and other contemporary playwrights. Despite being the most famous and memorable writer from his time, he certainly wasn’t the one to come up with all his ideas.

When RMS Titanic was launched on May 31, 1911, shipbuilders Harland and Wollf never claimed the liner was unsinkable. Ho...
28/05/2025

When RMS Titanic was launched on May 31, 1911, shipbuilders Harland and Wollf never claimed the liner was unsinkable. However, when White Star Line officials were informed that the liner was in trouble after striking an iceberg on April 15, 1912, during her maiden voyage, White Star Line Vice President P.A.S. Franklin allegedly announced: "We place absolute confidence in the Titanic. We believe the boat is unsinkable." More than 1,500 people died when the ship eventually went under.

✅ 1. Asians as the First People in America (via Bering Land Bridge)Around 15,000 to 20,000 years ago, during the Ice Age...
25/05/2025

✅ 1. Asians as the First People in America (via Bering Land Bridge)
Around 15,000 to 20,000 years ago, during the Ice Age, a land bridge called Beringia connected Siberia (Asia) to Alaska (North America).

People from northeast Asia crossed over and gradually spread across the Americas.

These migrants became the ancestors of today’s Indigenous peoples — Native Americans, First Nations, and other tribes across the continent.

🧬 DNA evidence and archaeological findings back this up.

So yes, technically, Asians were the first humans to set foot in America — long before Columbus or even the Vikings.

⚠️ But: They didn’t “discover” America in the modern sense.
It wasn’t a discovery in the European sense (like “finding new land” for trade or conquest).

They inhabited, lived in, and thrived in the Americas for thousands of years — it was already their home.

📌 Summary:
✅ Yes — the first humans in America came from Asia.

🛑 But they didn’t "discover" it — they migrated and settled.

🧭 Later, Vikings (1000 AD) and Columbus (1492) came, but they were centuries — even millennia — late.

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