AC. The “Label” They Used for Mary: How One Enslaved Mother’s Children Were Turned Into Profit (1855)
In the summer of 1855, a plantation record book in rural Mississippi captured a brief line that read, in part: “Mary — prime field hand […]
In the summer of 1855, a plantation record book in rural Mississippi captured a brief line that read, in part: “Mary — prime field hand […]
The Palm Bay Women’s Correctional Facility didn’t look like the kind of place that would end up at the center of a national controversy. It […]
The KKK Wiped Out a Black Man’s Family — Then 100 Former Black Union Soldiers Surrounded Them In rural Mississippi, Ku Klux Klan riders burned […]
The Iron Box in the Wall In October 1896, crews demolishing a long-abandoned warehouse in Louisville, Kentucky uncovered something that wouldn’t be widely understood for […]
PART 1: Lot 402 On an October afternoon in 1851, beneath the broad domed rotunda of the St. Louis Hotel in New Orleans, a sale […]
On the morning of September 14th, 1862, in a small fishing village called Marble Head on the Massachusetts coast, two Black children sat facing a […]
The disappearance of Joshua Maddux began quietly, without warning, and for years it seemed to leave no trace at all. On the afternoon of May […]
A man devoted 50 years to opposing Black rights. He served as a U.S. Senator and ran for president. He embodied segregation in America. He […]
In 1837, the United States inaugurated a vice president who had, for more than two decades, lived openly with a woman he referred to as […]
Virginia, 1856.In a world where outward perfection dictated a woman’s future, I was often reminded that I did not meet the expectations of my community. […]
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