Filmmaker Fred Kudjo Kuwornu brings his documentary We Were Here: The Untold History of Black Africans in Renaissance Europe ...

The Black Lives ... in the 17th and 18th centuries. Similarly, the New England planters brought their slave property with them to the Maritime colonies in the 19th century. White Loyalists in ...

"This is a place where people think about the black cats and the witchcraft ... because of an influx of Haitian slaves during the 18th century, who brought over their spiritual beliefs.

The black velvet hat includes ostrich and heron feathers. Jewellery from the figure was stolen during a funeral in 1700 and it has lost its sword. The wig is an 18th century replacement. The original ...

On returning to England ... Algonquian cousins known in the 18th century as the Machapunga. This area, still boggy backcountry more plentiful in wildlife than people, is where John Smith was ...

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While the brochure discusses several people that lived in Thurston County near the turn of the century ... census they rented to Standford England, a Black employee. Bedina’s mother Celia ...

February is Black History Month, also known as African American History Month, an annual time to celebrate the achievements, ...

Learn about Black music history. Explore the Black Music History Library to find a “living collection of books, articles, documentaries, series, podcasts and more about the Black origins of ...

Please check your inbox for an authentication link. A book about 18th-century printmaking — and that of the early 19th century, something not quite captured in the title — might not strike you ...

The covid-19 pandemic gave older people in England a stronger sense of purpose and greater life satisfaction, possibly because it deepened their appreciation for the simple things in life.

He also said Black people “exaggerate” the issue of racism. His anti-Black and misogynistic comments made him even less popular than he already was, but hurt his own race. North Carolina’s ...