For the first time in history, a Portuguese government recognized the country’s fault for the slavery process in Brazil.
They burned them, now they ban them. Banned books: why we need them, what they are and what you can read.
Understand the history of slavery in music festivals and why this is such a frequent type of crime in Brazil
For over 200 years, they survived—and thrived—as free Black people deep inside the Swamp.
On November 24th, many people, including the Black community will be celebrating around their dinner table with a feast on each of their dinner tables, just for the American-based...
As of the 2022 midterm election, four states voted to abolish slavery. But didn’t Abraham Lincoln abolish slavery like 150 years ago? Yes, well kind of. The enactment of...
This year has been an especially heavy one on people all around the world. There is a war in the Ukraine, internationally broadcasted police brutality, and a constant...
Article by Freelancer Juliana Brannan Dean Bonnie Thornton Dill led a conversation with 1619 Project creator Nikole Hannah-Jones at the The Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center Tuesday evening about...
One subject we have been discussing in my Race, Representation, and Law class, is how the law is not a fixed or neutral entity, instead law is shaped by...
The “secret war” in the African American community.