Before the Civil War, activists used law and politics in their quest to secure justice for black Americans.
Jason Ross
Rejecting victimhood, a collection of prominent and respected black scholars and thinkers has come together to provide the true story of black America.
A Question of Freedom demonstrates the difficulty of disentangling America’s promise of freedom from the remnants of colonialism and feudalism.
William Lloyd Garrison’s legendary critique of the Constitution is really just a critique of the Constitution as interpreted by the Taney Court circa 1842.
For the 1619 Project, even the Garrisonian solution—of demanding that Americans open their borders and their national identity—will never suffice.