African diaspora

CFP: Black Intellectuals and the Crisis of Democracy

Since the founding of the United States, Black intellectuals have questioned the limits of American democracy. While in the past

McGill University’s institutional history dramatically changes when it accounts for the fact that its founder, James McGill, was an enslaver

In April 1925, white feminist leaders invited tobacco stemmer Inocencia Valdés to speak before delegates of the Second National Women’s

Black Perspectives, the award-winning blog of the African American Intellectual History Society (AAIHS), invites blog posts for an online forum

“I woke up feeling strangely happy. It has been accomplished! And I was still alive!” Philippa Duke Schuyler wrote these