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George Bush: The Black Teenager Lynched in 1889 for Allegedly Mistreating a White Girl

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Argenta Race Riot: The 1906 Violence That Forced Black Families to Flee Their Homes

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George D. Armstrong: The Pastor Who Used the Bible to Defend Slavery

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How Germany Carried Out the First Genocide of the 20th Century in Namibia

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The Imbangala and Portugal’s System of War and Slave Raiding in Africa

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Ali Soilih: The African President Overthrown in a French-Backed Coup for Trying to Transform Comoros

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Christianity and Slavery: Did Conversion Change the Lives of Enslaved Africans?

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Cyrus Guy: The Black Man Lynched for Allegedly Insulting a White Woman (1869)

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The 1712 South Carolina Law That Made Castration a Punishment for Runaway Slaves

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Berbice Rebellion: How Enslaved Africans Nearly Overthrew Dutch Rule in Guyana in 1763

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Perry Massacre: How a Manhunt Turned Into Violence Against Black Families in Florida in 1922

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Robert Wedderburn: The Preacher Who Attacked Slavery and Christianity and Was Jailed for His Views

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Mary Peake: The Teacher Who Started a School Under a Tree for Children of Former Slaves in 1861

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William Parker: The Escaped Slave Who Led an Armed Resistance Against Slave Catchers in Pennsylvania

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Rev. Jacob Gruber: The Preacher Arrested in 1818 for Calling Slavery a National Sin

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The Hola Massacre of 1959: How Anti-Colonial Detainees Were Beaten to Death in a British Detention Camp in Kenya

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Remembering Bowman Cook and John Morine, the Black Veterans Lynched in Jacksonville in 1919

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The Opelousas Massacre: How Hundreds of Black Americans Were Killed to Crush a Political Movement in 1868

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André Matsoua: The African Resistance Leader Who Died in a French Prison

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Partus Sequitur Ventrem: The 1662 Law That Made the Children of Enslaved African Women Enslaved by Birth

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Mawu-Lisa: The Dual God Who Created the World According to the Fon People

In the spiritual beliefs of the Fon people of Dahomey (present-day Benin), the universe was created not by a...

History

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The Imbangala and Portugal’s System of War and Slave Raiding in Africa

In the late 16th century, when Portugal began pushing deeper into Angola, it turned to African military groups to help fight the powerful states...

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Top Worst Performing Currencies in Africa (2026)

According to bloomberg, African currencies faced significant challenges in 2026, with some experiencing alarming decline against the United States...