August 2023 – Our History Now

Thaddeus Stevens, Advocate for Abolitionism and Racial Equality

August 27, 2023

Thaddeus Stevens (1792 to 1868), a Pennsylvania native, rose from modest beginnings to become a lawyer and a prominent advocate for abolitionism and racial equality. [more…]

Education ICYMT Racial Violence Slavery

Harsh Realities. Who benefits, and who suffers and has suffered?

August 13, 2023

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Our nation’s past is filled with stories of triumphs, but what about those times of oppression, darkness, and despair? What about the most horrid chapter [more…]

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Invisible Shackles: The Impact of Black Codes on African Americans In The Years Immediately Following the Civil War.

Forced Labor and Legal Loopholes: Conviction and Forced Labor After the 13th Amendment and Vagrancy Act of 1866

Remembering The Life of Dr. J. Ernest Wilkins Jr., African American Nuclear Physicist of the Manhattan Project

The 6888th Central Postal Battalion, Six Triple Eight. “No mail, no morale.”

Booker T. Spicely, A Victim of Jim Crow Violence

“ICYMT” Events That Made History This November

Harsh Realities. Who benefits, and who suffers and has suffered?

The Great Migration and Efforts to Suppress It.

The Lost Cause Myth, A Cycle of Historical Distortion and Racial Oppression. At The Start of The Jim Crow Era.

Invisible Shackles: The Impact of Black Codes on African Americans In The Years Immediately Following the Civil War.

Forced Labor and Legal Loopholes: Conviction and Forced Labor After the 13th Amendment and Vagrancy Act of 1866

Remembering The Life of Dr. J. Ernest Wilkins Jr., African American Nuclear Physicist of the Manhattan Project

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Thaddeus Stevens, Advocate for Abolitionism and Racial Equality

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