Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, has recently attracted increased public attention following renewed discussions about the future roles of various members of the British Royal Family. […]
PART 3 The river that had looked like a road to freedom took another life. After the wreck, Margaret lived. The child did not. Grief […]
PART 2 Early March 1859 was when the quiet work stopped being quiet. Hannah Reed knew she could not wait any longer. Silas Boon had […]
PART 2 Once Boyer knew, he could not stop seeing his father in her. The particular hazel of the eyes. The straight aristocratic line of […]
PART 2 The dry wood caught at once. What followed was recorded in terrible detail by several witnesses. The correspondent for O Abolicionista wrote that […]
PART 2 She was at Engenho Santo Amaro, working as a free cook. She had planned it with Felisberto, a free Black man who worked […]
PART 2 The plantation that looked saved from the road was, inside the quarters, a machine with a timetable. Between 1848 and 1853 Catherine bore […]
Court documents from Wilkinson County, Georgia, once referenced five plantation overseers who marched into the Ohoopee River bottomlands on October 14th, 1839. Only one returned, […]
The year was 1855, and the heart of South Carolina pulsed to the rhythm of cotton plantations, a relentless engine of wealth for a select […]
Why Many Women Say Life Gets Better After 50 There is a particular kind of confidence that does not need to announce itself. You might […]
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