She Fought Apartheid While Her Husband Was Imprisoned for 26 Years. History Forgot Her. In the 1940s, a South African woman named Albertina Sisulu made a choice that changed history. While her husband Walter fought apartheid in the streets, she did something harder: she held the line at home. She raised five children alone. She worked double shifts as a nurse. She organized underground networks. And she fought—for nearly fifty years. But history remembers Nelson Mandela. History forgets Albertin

"The Marines Nobody Wanted Who Became The Best" In the 1940s, the Marine Corps Commandant said he'd rather have 5,000 white Marines than 250,000 Black ones. Yet the Montford Point Marines became the finest artillery gunners in Marine Corps history, shattering every accuracy record and earning the Congressional Gold Medal 70 years later. This is the story of 20,000 Black Americans who trained at a segregated swamp camp in North Carolina from 1942-1949, became legendary for their excellence, and c

460K views · 1.6K reactions | One of the greatest innovators in traditional Chinese landscape painting, Fu Baoshi was known for pioneering a method of adapting the ink wash texturing technique. From the 1940s to the 1960s, his style blazed a new trail in the modern revival of this artistic tradition. China Media Group's documentary series "Fine Arts in China" focuses on this famous work and the story behind its creation, bringing a visual feast to viewers. #TheVibe #CGTNArt | CGTN | Facebook