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California archaeologist Ayana Omilade Flewellen sees the war on AP Black studies and other teachings as a sign that America isn't ready to confront injustice.

Hit order (and preorder) for these two dozen new and forthcoming books that G&G editors and contributors are buzzing about

The Alabama Public Radio news team was recently invited to take part in a public discussion on slavery in the state. News director Pat Duggins was joined on stage by William Green. He’s a member of the Clotilda Descendants Association.

Mardi Gras in Louisiana is known for its vibrant street parties, colorful parades, and elaborate costumes.

Mardi Gras in Louisiana is known for its vibrant street parties, colorful parades, and elaborate costumes.

Mardi Gras in Louisiana is known for its vibrant street parties, colorful parades, and elaborate costumes.

Cooper Marine has added the mv. Crimson White II to its fleet. The 4,600 hp. towboat was formerly the Jinx P. Smith of Yazoo River Towing.

Whether musical theatre, feminist art or mid-century design, the stories of the US are being celebrated in a string of new museums this year.

Margaret Brown’s remarkable ‘Descendant’ deserved to take its case for reparations to an audience of millions.

More than four hundred and fifty scientists, students, officials and citizens recently met in Mobile. The agenda was to discuss ways to deal with the environmental threats facing the region.