Land ownership remains one of the most fiercely contested debates well into 30 years of South Africa’s democracy, says the ...

Lincoln was a crony capitalist on economic policy, advocating protectionist tariffs, corporate welfare for railroad ...

When J D Harris (1833–84) began studying medicine in 1863, there were few African American doctors whose paths he could follow. The first university-trained African American physician, James McCune ...

For all that however, the slave trade had to be brought to an end because it was standing in the way of the development of something even more profitable, if not any less abhorrent than the slave ...

UTA professor Letora Anderson applies personal experience to revitalize communities and guide future landscape architects ...

When Letora Anderson was in graduate school, she would return home to Baton Rouge every break to visit her mother.And each ...

Here in the following story, we at FOX 8 have attempted to scrap together a list of well-established Northeast Ohio pizza ...

Louisville’s history runs deep, packed with events that have significantly contributed to Civil Rights, Southern culture, and beyond. Today, we’re highlighting seven lesser-known facts about the Derby ...

According to census records, the number of slaves in America went from 894,452 in 1800 to 3,953,587 in 1860. During that ... plantation labor in the Deep South, accounted for at least 5% of ...

Two of its finest exports — food and literature — come together every January 25 on Burns Night, the annual celebration of the national poet of Scotland and the finest Scottish ingredients. Classic ...

Welcome to Natchez, Mississippi. Nestled on the banks of the mighty Mississippi River, Natchez is a town that feels like it’s ...

History Month (AAHM) release from BlackEconomoics.org. It was invited by the Jackson Advocate of Jackson (MedgarEversville), Mississippi. The Jackson Advocate is an 87-year-old Black newspaper known ...