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The African American Irish Diaspora Network and Glucksman Ireland House NYU is featuring four writers as part of its fall Black, Brown and Green Vo...

The Colored School No. 4 served Black students from 1860 through 1894. In a unanimous vote the structure was designated a landmark by the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission.

Colored School No. 4, constructed for Black children during the slavery era, has been named an official landmark in New York City.

A look at some of the real people and events behind Martin Scorsese's 2002 epic. Here's the real story behind Gangs of New York.

A US military officer reports on the increasing incidence of insubordination, desertion and rebellion in the US army over the course of the Vietnam War. While we obviously don't agree with the officer's political perspective, the article contains lots of useful information on the GI resistance movement during the Vietnam War.