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Metropolitan Museum of Art Changes Display of Enslaved Woman by Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux

Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux created one of the best known European sculptures of an enslaved woman in the 19th Century. Called “Why Born Enslaved!,” the Metropolitan Museum…

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Stonewall’s Presbyterian Theologian Robert Dabney on the Effort to Welcome Black Ministers During Reconstruction

Robert Lewis Dabney was a noted Southern Presbyterian who served as both a minister of that faith and a professor of systematic theology. Before the…

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WaPo Article on Labor Organizing Among Black Women Laundresses in the South Right After the End of Slavery

Kim Kelly has a new book coming out called Fight Like Hell: The Untold History of American Labor that includes a section of Black women…

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Sixty Years After the Civil War, Mississippi Legislators Were Still Trying to Expel Blacks

The Washington Post has an article today on the vote by the Mississippi legislature to create a colony in Africa where its Black population could…

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Podcast: The Life and Presidency of Rutherford B. Hayes

Rutherford B. Hayes is remembered today almost entirely for the  irregular Election of 1876 that brought him to power and for the withdrawal of Federal…

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Nashville Scene Profiles Local United States Colored Troops Reenactors

The Nashville Scene newspaper has a profile today of local African Americans exploring the history of the United States Colored Troops through reenacting. This is…

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Manassas Battlefield Confederate Park & Historical Vindication of the Confederacy

At its 1926 Convention, the Sons of Confederate Veterans spent a lot of time on a discussion of an internal dispute over its effort to…

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New Website Tells Story of Millican Massacre in 1868 Texas

In the Summer of 1868 a massacre of freedpeople took place in Millican, Texas. Reports on the numbers killed vary widely, but all agree that…

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Freedoms Gained and Lost: Reconstruction and Its Meanings 150 Years Later edited by Adam Domby and Simon Lewis

Freedoms Gained and Lost: Reconstruction and Its Meanings 150 Years Later edited by Adam Domby and Simon Lewis, Published by Fordham University Press (2022) Freedoms…

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Alabama City of Eufaula Purposely Forgets Its History of 1874 Massacre of Black Voters

The Birmingham News has an in-depth article  by Kyle Whitmire on how Eufaula, Alabama ignores is history. This is a city ostensibly steeped in history,…

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