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On the Making and Timely Re-Release of Reluctant Reformers

In 1974, Howard University Press published a powerful book documenting how racist ideas and practices incapacitated the US’s most historically

The recent passing of Bob Moses offers a quiet moment to consider the varied lessons intellectual historians—and others—should take from

The centennial of the Tulsa Massacre earlier this year provided a moment to reflect on perhaps the worst single incidence

What is the price of freedom? Is it worth the cost if failure means a return to slavery or death?

In today’s post, Julia Wallace Bernier, a regular contributor to Black Perspectives, interviews Dr. Kelli Morgan,