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Let the game spagge!

Win or lose, all must fight to survive.

My son, show them you can fight.

Enter the arena of the Gladiators starring Anthony Hopkins.

Nothing is more important than our beloved wrong.

From the Director of Independence Day.

The moment is upon us.

Kill or be killed.

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You know the story of Rosa Parks. She refused to cater to discrimination on mass transit.

But did you know that a prominent black woman in Philadelphia serves that same transit justice a century earlier?

This is two-minute black history.

What you didn't learn in school.

Caroline Caroline Lacount was a renowned black educator and civil rights activists in 1800s Philadelphia,

but she was also sick and tired of foolishness on public transportation.

Caroline met her future fiance, Octavius Catto, when they were both students at the Institute for Colored Youth in Philadelphia in the 1850s.

Their shared love of education and activism drew them closer and helped to devise their famous protest.

Philadelphia Streetcars refused equal service to black riders.

Caroline wanted to challenge these unjust laws and with the help of other women, she boarded

streetcars in civil disobedience despite the risk.

Octavius advocated on the legislative level and in 1867 it became illegal to

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