When the letters M.D. were added to Rebecca Lee’s name in 1864, some people snarkily mused that it stood for “mule driver.” In reality,...

Mary Walker was born enslaved in Alabama in 1848. Freed by the Emancipation Proclamation, Mary married, had children, and earned a living...

If you’ve ever driven through Richmond, Virginia along I-95, you’ve no doubt noticed one of the city’s most visible landmarks: the...

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Here are the links to the video recordings: Granby UCC - https://youtu.be/Q7D3o3m7Avk Valley Brook - https://youtu.be/ihcEYEAYd4U

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Born in 1753 In West Hartford, Connecticut to a white woman “of some standing” and an unnamed African American man, Lemuel Haynes was the...

“If a race has no history, it has no worthwhile tradition, it becomes a negligible factor in the thought of the world, and it stands in...

By GRR Editorial Committee “Please remove your negro Santa Claus yard decoration. You should not try to deceive children into believing...

By GRR Editorial Committee Words can inflict sharp pain or heal deep wounds. They can bring issues sharply into focus or blur them into...