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The last slave ship to bring human cargo to America might have been found by Ben Raines of AL.com. He…
Back in 1838, Jesuit priests sold 272 slaves to save Georgetown University from bankruptcy. Now, the descendants of those enslaved
The Alabama Senate candidate's shocking comments is gaining steam online
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White House Chief of Staff John Kelly characterized the removal of Confederate statues as a "dangerous" erasure of history.
For months, I’ve taken issue with a smaller topic in the community pushing the a false-truth about the history of
Slavery in a modern context, or in any context, is a scary thought and HBO recently decided to greenlight a…
On July 5, 1852, Frederick Douglass uttered the only real speech you need to hear concerning the Fourth of July.
“Wheel of Fortune” has apologized for using a backdrop for its “Southern Charm” week that appeared to show African-Americans dressed
Black people celebrate Juneteenth to mark our freedom from slavery, but that doesn’t mean slavery is over. And if we
The city of New Orleans began removal of a statue of Gen. P.G.T Beauregard, a Confederate general--the third out of…
Workers in New Orleans removed the first of four prominent Confederate monuments, severing itself from symbols of racism and white…
Discrimination isn't just affecting our waking lives; it affects our sleeping selves.
Western Kentucky University’s Student Government Association passed a resolution on Tuesday that expressed support for paying reparations to black students.
Colson Whitehead's "The Underground Railroad," his novel about an escaped slave, has won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction.
Students under the supervision of a substitute teacher at a New Jersey elementary school, decided to stage a mock slave…
It’s easy to drag Ben Carson. He makes it so very easy, fun even. Any rational, minimally educated adult could
It was my first time visiting the National Museum of African-American History and Culture, and the name plate read “Araminta