Lynchburg's Dean said slavery "was brutal, even though masters liked to talk about how their slaves loved them and how they were family. I think in their heart of hearts, they knew that wasn't true.

These enduring foundations of the United States of America have ties to the institution of slavery A country’s racist past ...

The word Oread — as a name — was carted to Kansas in the mid-1800s by Worcester residents who resettled before the Civil War, ...

Roseland has a legacy of racist real estate practices and disinvestment, but it also holds a place in the hearts of those ...

A Traveling Bookstore. It's the only bookstore on wheels in the Black Hills. Jen Crow of Rapid City is an avid book lover who took her hobby to the next level with The Nest, a trailer she’s ...

Its title signals it will not be a history viewed through a chosen lens, whether of post-colonialism, decolonisation or ...

Whether you dismiss urban legends as children's lore or believe they're based on fact, these 50 tales will send a shiver up ...

For nearly two centuries, the Danish West Indies were entangled in the brutal Atlantic Slave Trade, which saw the forced ...

This past Sunday, Members of the British Methodist Episcopal Church – Grace Centre of Owen Sound held a ceremony and ...

The webinar was one of three which, along with a traveling exhibit and a live guide, has been paid for by a grant from ...

The four South Carolina men who signed the Declaration of Independence fit the profile of their co-signers: wealthy, white ...