Black Genealogies of Power: Seven Maxims for Resistance in the Trump Years
“Power concedes nothing without demand,” argued Frederick Douglass in one of his most cited speeches. “It never did and it
Read more“Power concedes nothing without demand,” argued Frederick Douglass in one of his most cited speeches. “It never did and it
Read moreFrom the eighteenth century to our own time, a range of African Americans have traveled “back” to Africa in hopes
Read moreThis post is part of my blog series that announces the publication of selected new books in African American History
Read moreIn April of 1897, General Artur Oscar de Andrade Guimarães began preparing for an expedition that would carry he and
Read moreIn the hot summer of 1860, Americans confronted an urgent refugee crisis. Over 1,400 young and destitute Africans, seized by
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