An Iowa County Chooses to Be Named for a Black Professor, Not a Slaveowner
Johnson County selected Lulu Merle Johnson, a Black educator and historian, as its official eponym, replacing Richard Mentor Johnson, the ninth U.S. vice president.
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Johnson County selected Lulu Merle Johnson, a Black educator and historian, as its official eponym, replacing Richard Mentor Johnson, the ninth U.S. vice president.
Prentiss Haney and Caitlin Johnson say some Ohio politicians working to create 'color-coded' barriers.
Prentiss Haney and Caitlin Johnson say some Ohio politicians working to create 'color-coded' barriers.
One of Charlton Heston's greatest performances came not in a Hollywood film but on a convention stage where he electrified a crowd of gun-rights
In a new book, scholar Carol Anderson argues that the Founding Fathers drafted the Second Amendment to keep African-Americans powerless and vulnerable.