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According to Wikipedia, Jimmy Carter was the first US president to address the issue of LGBT rights. What are the specifics of this?

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When did European kings begin attending universities?

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Is it likely that R. Budd Dwyer was innocent?

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Were braces to fix imperfect but functional teeth ever stigmatized the way that, e.g., rhinoplasties and hair transplants have been in more recent times?

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During the 1994 Mexican presidential election, the PRI's initial candidate, Luis Donaldo Colosio, was shot dead at a rally in Tijuana after his discourse had become increasingly focused on social justice. How and why was he nominated in the first place if he was so different from his party-mates?

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[Meta] Where can I see the weekly theme using the new reddit site format?

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With the rapid "freelance-ification" of labor in the last decade, problems have arisen from outdated laws that focus little on situations outside long-term employer-employee relationships. Have there been similar earlier cases of labor methods changing much too fast for the law to keep up?

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Considering the messy succession from Henry VIII to Elizabeth and of course the earlier War of the Roses, how was a crisis of succession avoided following Elizabeth's death without issue?

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Looking for recommendations for books about 1830's Spain - both about general history and about literary and print culture more specifically (in Spanish or English) (5th attempt)

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Was illegal slavery ever documented in the post-Civil War South?

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According to Wikipedia, Jimmy Carter was the first US president to address the issue of LGBT rights. What are the specifics of this?	6	AskHistorians
When did European kings begin attending universities?	6	AskHistorians
Is it likely that R. Budd Dwyer was innocent?	6	AskHistorians
Were braces to fix imperfect but functional teeth ever stigmatized the way that, e.g., rhinoplasties and hair transplants have been in more recent times?	6	AskHistorians
During the 1994 Mexican presidential election, the PRI's initial candidate, Luis Donaldo Colosio, was shot dead at a rally in Tijuana after his discourse had become increasingly focused on social justice. How and why was he nominated in the first place if he was so different from his party-mates?	6	AskHistorians
[Meta] Where can I see the weekly theme using the new reddit site format?	6	AskHistorians
With the rapid "freelance-ification" of labor in the last decade, problems have arisen from outdated laws that focus little on situations outside long-term employer-employee relationships. Have there been similar earlier cases of labor methods changing much too fast for the law to keep up?	6	AskHistorians
Considering the messy succession from Henry VIII to Elizabeth and of course the earlier War of the Roses, how was a crisis of succession avoided following Elizabeth's death without issue?	6	AskHistorians
Looking for recommendations for books about 1830's Spain - both about general history and about literary and print culture more specifically (in Spanish or English) (5th attempt)	6	AskHistorians
Was illegal slavery ever documented in the post-Civil War South?	6	AskHistorians