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Posey County’s 1878 Lynchings: The Largest Reported Lynching in Indiana’s History

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Ned: The Black Inventor Who Couldn’t Own His Creation Due to Racist Patent Laws

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Berry Washington: The African American Lynched in 1919 for Saving Two Girls from a White Attacker

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The Jesuits and Their Involvement in Slavery in the 18th Century

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Jermain Loguen: The Man Who Insulted His Former Enslaver in a Published Letter for Demanding Compensation

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Freedom’s Eve: How African Americans Celebrated New Year’s Eve in 1862 in Anticipation of Their Emancipation

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Ona Judge: The Enslaved Girl Who Escaped from President George Washington’s Household in 1796

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The Slave Experience of Christmas

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Louis Hughes: The Enslaved African American Who Was Bought as a Christmas Gift as a Child

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How Lynching Became Public Events and Black Body Parts Were Turned into Trophies During America’s Jim Crow Era

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Mitchell Daniel: The Black Man Lynched in Georgia for “Talking Too Much” About Another Lynching

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Ekwensu: The Igbo God of War Misrepresented as the Devil by White Missionaries

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Hazel Scott: The Black Singer Who Was Blacklisted for Challenging Racial Discrimination in the US

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The Lynching of Richard Dickerson and the Destruction of Black-Owned Businesses in Ohio, 1904

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Memoirs of a Blind African Slave: The Remarkable Journey of Jeffrey Brace

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Jean Amilcar: The African Child Who Was Gifted to France’s Queen Marie Antoinette in 1787

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The Story of Eleanor Butler: A White Woman Enslaved for Marrying an Enslaved African in 1681

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Ekwensu: The Igbo God of War Misrepresented as the Devil by White Missionaries

Ekwensu occupies a significant place in Igbo cosmology as the Alusi (deity) of war and trade. As a spirit...

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The Jesuits and Their Involvement in Slavery in the 18th Century

Every generation of humans somehow figured out ways to make God in their image. The heart of man is desperately wicked, and what better...

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According to bloomberg, African currencies faced significant challenges in 2024, with some experiencing alarming decline against the United States...