160 years since ‘Bloody Kansas’/The legacy of John Brown
May 9 marks the 220th anniversary of this great [...]
Civil War
Open letter on racism, solidarity & ‘Confederate heritage’
My family lived in South Carolina before the [...]
On U.S. bases, schools, roads and parks – Symbols, names reinforce institutional racism
Following the June 17 racist massacre in South [...]
Tribute to an anti-racist fighter and thinker
Vince Copeland The first known celebration of the [...]
150 years after U.S. Civil War, anti-racist struggle continues
Christianburg Institute, a Freedmen’s Bureau [...]
A violent history: New report reveals extent of racist lynchings
Ida B. Wells The Equal Justice Initiative [...]
Ferguson and the unfinished revolution
The great struggle for justice by the [...]
After emancipation, ‘Sick from freedom’
Last year the U.S. commemorated the 150th [...]
John Brown called her ‘General Tubman’
Harriet Tubman was born into slavery in Maryland [...]
‘Free CeCe McDonald!’–The right to fight back
Part one At certain moments in history, the [...]
