June 16 – Bloomsday and more

Welcome to another bright day in June. There’s always something or the other happening around the world. The world, being so large, has witnessed infinite inventions, innovations, achievements, and other milestones in the past. You can do something amazing today, and maybe it is something that we write about in our today column in the
Tagged under: , , , , , , ,

June 14 – Recognition of Flag Day and more

Welcome to another bright day in June. There’s always something or the other happening around the world. The world, being so large, has witnessed infinite inventions, innovations, achievements, and other milestones in the past. You can do something amazing today, and maybe it is something that we write about in Today in History in the
Tagged under: , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

June 13 – Pentagon Papers published and more

1866: US House of representatives passes 14th Amendment (Civil rights) The house of representatives passed the 14th amendment by a majority of 120 votes to 32 votes. The 14th Amendment was ratified on July 7, 1866, and everyone who was born in the US or naturally a part of the country were given equal rights
Tagged under: , ,

June 8- Brightest Nova Discovered and more

One week of June has already passed and we have three more to go. Celebrate every day and work hard to make history. There’s always something or the other happening around the world. The world, being so large, has witnessed infinite inventions, innovations, achievements, and other milestones in the past. We, at Brag Social, try to
Tagged under: , , , ,
Today In History-June 6
Welcome to another bright day in June. The world, being so large, has witnessed infinite inventions, innovations, achievements, and other milestones in the past. There’s always something or the other happening around the world. You can do something amazing today, and maybe it is something that we write about in Today in History in the coming years.
Tagged under: , , , , , , ,

June 5 – The Neutrality Act and more

Welcome to another bright day in June. There’s always something or the other happening around the world. The world, being so large, has witnessed infinite inventions, innovations, achievements, and other milestones in the past. You can do something amazing today, and maybe it is something that we write about in Today in History in the coming years.
Tagged under: , , , ,

Today – May 28

There are so many things happening every day around the world, some of which are so great, that they create a space for themselves in the books of history. 28 May has also witnessed some amazing events in the past. Let’s read about them! 1805: Napoleon Bonaparte was crowned in Milan, Italy Emperor Nelopeon was crowned
Tagged under: , , , , ,

Today in History- May 6th, Arkansas, Civil rights act and more

Read on to enlighten yourself with historical milestones of today 1861 Arkansas becomes the ninth state to secede from the Union. Now, faced with President Lincoln’s demand for troops, the convention reconvened in 1861 Arkansas becomes the ninth state to secede from the Union. Now, faced with President Lincoln’s demand for troops, the convention reconvened in Little
Tagged under: , , , , ,

History of May 5

Every day has a history in the past, which seems to be interesting and good for knowledge. The history of May 5 also contains interesting events. Today, on May 5, BragSocial again takes you on the trip of historical events that held on this date. 1809: Mary Kies, 1st woman to issue a US patent
Tagged under: , , , , ,

Today in History- May 3rd, Abraham Lincoln’s funeral train, First airplane lands at the geographic North Pole

1855 Macon B. Allen becomes the first African American to be admitted to the Bar in Massachusetts. Macon Bolling Allen (born Allen Macon Bolling; August 4, 1816 – June 11, 1894) is believed to be both the first African American licensed to practice law and to hold a judicial position in the United States. Allen passed the bar exam in Maine in 1844
Tagged under: , , , ,