African diaspora - AAIHS

The Rise and Fall of an Afro-Brazilian Publisher

Francisco de Paula Brito (1808-61), an Afro-Brazilian man of letters, “a son and grandson of freedpersons,” catalyzed critical transformations in

Jack Johnson never set foot in Africa, but the circulation of his images was heavily censored and sometimes prohibited in

African American history has always been a communal act. From its inception in the nineteenth century, Black men and women,

UNIA Parade, Organized in Harlem, 1920 (New York Public Library) It is difficult to imagine recent Black intellectual history without

After the Second World War, US Soldiers in Japan (flickr.com) In April 2021 Netflix released the much-anticipated anime series