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A New Monument to Emancipation in a Small Virginia Town

Hundreds of Southern towns and cities erected Confederate statues in the decades after the Civil War. Almost no statues or monuments marked the military service…

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1619 Podcast: Slavery and the Birth of American Music

The 1619 project at the New York Times has another new podcast. This one looks at slavery and the birth of American music. This one…

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NY Times 1619 Podcast: The Economy Slavery Built

Episode 2 is up of the New York Times new podcast series on slavery. You can listen to it here.

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Podcast from Slate Gabfest on NY Times’s 1619 Slavery Series

The new 1619 Project put out by the New York Times has both been incredibly popular and very controversial. The project observes the 400th Anniversary…

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NY Times “1619” Slavery Podcast

The New York Times’s series marking 400 years of slavery in America is titled “1619.” The series is drawing a lot of praise and some…

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NY Times Offers a Brief History of Slavery in the U.S.

The New York Times’s new 1619 series offers a brief history of slavery that you may want to read. From the article: Sometime in 1619, a…

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Miseducating “Dixie Children”: A Confederate Textbook Discusses Race 1863

During the Civil War several education books were printed to to teach Confederate children the worldview of their elders. This book appeared in 1863. Below…

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NY Times: Why Can’t We Teach Slavery Right in American Schools?

The New York Times continues its challenging series 1619 today with an article on the misteaching of slavery in American schools. You can find the article…

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NY Times: The Impact of Forced Medical Research on Slaves on Modern Medicine

Illustration: Escaped slave John Brown The next installment of the New York Times’s new series commemorating the 400th Anniversary of the arrival of the first…

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NY Times: The Impact of Slavery on the Conditions of Modern American Workers

The New York Times has a promising new series called “1619” that marks the 400th Anniversary of the first African slaves being brought to Jamestown….

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