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Famed photographer showcases South Carolina???s civil rights history
3+ day, 13+ hour ago (544+ words) When Dr. Robin White, a Washington, D.C., veterinarian, saw the hoodie last year, she immediately decided to bring her 92-year-old mother, Jean White, to the museum to meet Williams. She also wanted to see the museum before Williams relocates it to…...
???God Talks Like We Do???: 50 Southern Phrases From Days Past
1+ week, 4+ day ago (1320+ words) Y’all, it may be September, but it still feels like we are in the thick of the dog days of summer, and this dog is wet. While it has been the rainiest summer in my lifetime, there is still fitting…...
How Philadelphia Became the Heart of American Girl's Addy Walker Story
4+ day, 20+ hour ago (464+ words) Philadelphia's role as a destination for freedom-seekers during the Civil War era shaped one of the most recognizable characters in American toy history. As CBS Philadelphia reported, Addy Walker, the American Girl company's first African American doll, was built around…...
Giving Voice to the Women History Left Behind | BookTrib.
5+ day, 23+ hour ago (465+ words) Giving Voice to the Women History Left Behind BookTrib Giving Voice to the Women History Left Behind I spent a lot of my younger life fantasizing about living in Regency England or the nineteenth-century United States. As I got older,…...
Public Museums Are Not Private Collections - Colorlines
1+ week, 2+ day ago (206+ words) Published By Race Forward Check out the Colorlines archives with thousands of articles spanning our 25 year history Join the Colorlines community and stay up to date on events, actions, and news History is complicated, layered, and nuanced. When textbooks fail…...
Can Sebastian Barry pull off writing from a slave’s perspective?
1+ week, 4+ day ago (64+ words) The Times Can Sebastian Barry pull off writing from a slave’s perspective? The five-time Booker nominee is a ‘silver-tongued devil’. In The Newer World, he returns to 19th-century America, telling the story of a man freed from slavery £1 for 3 months…...
Reginald F. Lewis Museum exhibit explores Black Marylanders’ role in shaping American history
1+ week, 4+ day ago (344+ words) A new exhibit at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum in Baltimore is showcasing how Black Marylanders have helped shape American history over the past 250 years. It’s a way to mark America’s 250th anniversary with reflection. “We waited past the celebration and everything…...
History in Bronze: First African-American family in Virginia honored as new statue unveiled
1+ week, 6+ day ago (68+ words) Yahoo A new sculpture depicting Virginia's first African American family was unveiled Saturday at the African Landing Memorial at Fort Monroe in Hampton. The unveiling was part of a National Ceremony of Remembrance and Renewal at Fort Monroe, which included…...
"Everyone would have been much happier...if it had been called something else"
2+ week, 1+ day ago (389+ words) When Mother & Son -the reboot- ended on ABC after two seasons, Denise Scott was never really given a reason why the broadcaster did not go again. I” really never got one, but I don’t ask too many questions. I think…...
A ‘racist’ image appears hundreds of times in downtown SLC. Replacing it would be expensive, city says.
2+ week, 21+ hour ago (647+ words) He’s wearing a feather headdress. He’s facing left. He’s over a century old. Thousands of people walk by him every day and probably don’t even notice him. He’s the Native American man who graces Salt Lake City’s ornamental downtown lampposts,…...