/u/legendarytubahero's answer to "How did the Suppression of the Jesuits, and their subsequent expulsion, influence missions and surrounding Native American communities?" takes the "Flair's Choice" Award.
/u/sowser 's answer to "Why is their a relatively small African diaspora population in the Middle East despite the fact that the Arab slave trade brought millions of Black slaves from Africa to the Arab world for more than a thousand years?" takes the "User's Choice" Award.
Congratulations to both winners, and a "Thank You" to everyone who wrote, read, and upvoted great answers during the past month! You can find the list of past awardees here!
YES. All is right with the world.
Granted, I would have said that for basically any combination of winners this month, but I loved both of those answers. AH is so awesome.
Oh wow, thank you very much to everyone who enjoyed my ramblings! I am very, very flattered.
I guess those 14 pesos didn't do much, eh?
Congratulations to the winners! There have been some really spectacular responses this November!
Congratulations, legendarytubahero and sowser, on your triumph of excellence over graft. :)
Congrats to both great authors, and a specific thanks to the great tuba hero for a superb answer to a question I'd been pondering for a while!
Wow thanks! I was just happy to be nominated for the first time! Also, thanks for having a theme on Middle and South America; there were quite a few more questions to answer than usual.
Congrats to the winners! I come to this forum to read periodically and would like to use this space - I hope it's okay! - to thank the user CopperBrook who gave such a fantastic answer in a thread titled [Urbanism] In "The Great Train Robbery," Michael Crichton describes wealth and poverty in 1850s London as being so closely juxtaposed that a thief could rob a mansion and cross the street into neighborhood the police wouldn't want to enter; how close to reality is that?" I really enjoyed reading that!