Reconsidering Jesse Jackson: The Caricature, The Person, The Politician-Part 2
This post, written by Tim Lacy, was originally published on the Society for U.S. Intellectual History’s blog and is reprinted here with permission.
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The Surprising Role of Race in the History of Gubernatorial Impeachment
Once again, Maine Governor Paul LePage is in trouble, and race is at the heart of the matter. The Governor’s
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Haiti in Translation: A New H-Haiti Blog Series
H-Haiti began in June 2016 with the expressed purpose of existing as a virtual kalfou, or crossroads, where activists, artists,
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Why #BankBlack is Betraying the Black Freedom Struggle
Recently the #BankBlack hashtag has invaded social media outlets. Advocates believe that by transferring money and banking relationships to financial
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Immigration Policy, the West Indies, and Canadian Black Activism in the 1960s
Last month I wrote about a protest held by Toronto’s Black Lives Matter movement and the emergence of the Black
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