This young African-American woman posing for photograph in Detroit, Michigan circa 1948 is my maternal grandmother, Vivian Margaret Nance.
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students at Roger Williams University in Nashville, Tennessee, ca. 1899
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African Americans and Whites fleeing stockyard area during the Chicago race riot, 1919
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What the 4th of July meant to the enslaved African
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Why You Are NOT the Party of Lincoln
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Benjamin Sterling Turner (1825 – 1894)
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African American Union soldier and first man wounded in the Civil War
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Washington paid 6 pounds 2 shillings to “Negros for 9 Teeth”