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Black, Bilingual and Daily: The Political Role of the New Orleans Tribune (1862-1868)
The African American press served as a mobilizing force during and after the Civil War
African American History Month, Series No. 5
In late April of...
Black Writers and the Emancipatory Struggles of the Antebellum Period
African American newspapers and public intellectuals played a pivotal role in ending enslavement, setting the stage for building Reconstruction and fighting the long years...
Rebellion and Revolution: From Haiti to the Louisiana German Coast (1791-1811)
French colonization and enslavement of Africans prompted widespread resistance beginning in Saint-Domingue prompting the collapse of their holdings in the southern region of North...
Early Forms of African Flight and Rebellion in the Southeast Region of North America
Spain controlled the area now known as Florida from the 16th to the 18th centuries which resulted in the development of a mode of...
A Centenary of African American Historical Recognition
Dr. Carter G. Woodson began the holiday in 1926 amid the cultural renaissance among Black people in the United States
Historical Review
On this 100th anniversary...
