Ever since 1976, when the US government officially recognised Black History Month, February has been a time – especially in state schools – to celebrate the emancipatory struggles of runaway slaves, pioneering medics and lawyers, and poets and "freedom riders".
Willem thinks at one point of his relationship with Jude: "They were inventing their own type of relationship, one that wasn't officially recognised by history or immortalised in poetry or song, but which felt truer and less constraining".
One of these institutions is globally recognised, its history and development widely researched; the other is well known only amongst Polish industrialists, perhaps Polish economic geographers, and amongst the people of Oświęcim.
Stewart et al. recognised that history taking and clinical examination provides information on the disease, but it is equally important to understand and appreciate the patient's perspective and experience of the illness.
Chernov said Australia Day was a reminder of the opportunities and challenges that the country faces and a reminder to recognise indigenous history.
Johnny Depp as Tonto in 'The Lone Ranger' (Disney) When DiCaprio won a Golden Globe, he thanked "indigenous communities around the world", adding: "It is time that we recognise your history".
Oxford, probably the last major university in the world to recognise art history as a serious academic discipline, was not prepared to go as far as introducing an undergraduate degree.
A teenage prisoner killed himself after he was transferred to a new institution, where staff failed to recognise his history of self-harm as a risk factor, an inquest jury has ruled.
We recognise the history and value of autos to the transportation landscape.
His school might be Catholic to the core, but all classes recognise LGBT history month at St Bonaventure's, staff are trained in equality and diversity too.
