Looking at History Through a Black Lens
An interview with filmmaker Stanley Nelson on his two new documentaries about abolitionist heroes: Harriet Tubman and Frederick Douglass.
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An interview with filmmaker Stanley Nelson on his two new documentaries about abolitionist heroes: Harriet Tubman and Frederick Douglass.
Between 1841 and 1872, the building served as the seat of Illinois Supreme Court, during which time justices heard several cases linked to Illinois' Underground Railroad.
A plan to move London’s 175-year-old Fugitive Slave chapel to Fanshawe Pioneer Village (FPV) is expected to proceed within two months.
Last month, claims made by a Black volleyball player from Duke University made national headlines. (Article by Joseph Wulfsohn republished from FoxNews.com) Rachel Richardson alleged that a fan [...]
The media has a long history of peddling racially-charged falsehoods from accusing Covington teen Nick Sandmann of racism to the "noose" allegedly found in Bubba Wallace's garage.