The modern Irish language name for Ireland is “Éire” and is derived from Ériu. The English version ‘Ireland’ comes from the last three letters of the name ‘Ire’ with the suffix ...
"It's the filthiest, dirtiest, nastiest word in the English language." That was the view of prosecutor Christopher Darden when the issue of saying the N-word came up in the 1995 murder trial of US ...
Tabellini, Marco, Silvia Farina, and Andy Ferrara. "World War II and the Roots of the Civil Rights Movement." Working Paper, 2022.
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