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On the title picture from pre-war times: “We love Kharkiv – we hate capitalism!” (in Ukrainian)

Harriet Beecher Stowe met Josiah Henson, who became a model, in part, for her novel "Uncle Tom's Cabin."

Three museum guides share their personal and family stories.

Explore the transformative journey of Black characters in animation, from West to East, through "A Little Grace for Mr. Popo." Shawnsey Rudolph delves into the impact of cultural perceptions and the progression towards more respectful and original representation in anime and video games.

Following the mass migration of the Gold Rush in the early 1850s, an African American New York barber, his wife, and two children made the 3,000-mile journey west to strike a figurative gold of their own.

Learn more about the songs in *The Book of Mormon*, a musical about two missionaries who attempt to convert the residents of a Ugandan village. Read more on LondonTheatre.co.uk.

(FOX40.COM) — Following the mass migration of the Gold Rush in the early 1850s, an African American New York barber, his wife, and two children made the 3,000-mile journey west to strike a figurative gold of their own. Finding themselves in Sacramento, Samuel B. Hyers set up shop in the future capital city as his […]

By Tim Kowols --“Gratitude is attitude” has been Uncle Tom’s Candy’s slogan for 50 years, but its current owners, Ryan and Rebecca Mueller are taking it one notch further.

"Many university libraries, including in Australia, have, in recent years, deaccessioned hundreds of thousands of physical books on the premise that digital copies are available," laments COLIN STEELE in his review of The Book at War. 

Stowe’s faith in Jesus Christ, her increasing understanding of the evils of slavery from the testimony of escaped slaves, and the compelling arguments of abolitionist apologists strongly influenced her to become a passionate abolitionist and supporter of the Underground Railroad, which helped many f