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4 weeks ago

Incredible 'Holy Grail' note feared lost for 180 YEARS is found

A historical anti-slavery document signed by 116 ministers was discovered in a church archive after being thought lost for over a century.
fromWorld History Encyclopedia
205 years ago

John Brown

John Brown's upbringing as the son of staunch abolitionists shaped his fervent opposition to slavery, which fueled his actions during Bleeding Kansas and at Harpers Ferry.
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#harriet-tubman
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fromVulture
4 months ago

Bob the Drag Queen Doesn't Play About Harriet Tubman

Bob the Drag Queen's imaginative book presents Harriet Tubman as a modern artist and superhero engaged in contemporary struggles for freedom.
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fromVulture
4 months ago

Bob the Drag Queen Doesn't Play About Harriet Tubman

Bob the Drag Queen's imaginative book presents Harriet Tubman as a modern artist and superhero engaged in contemporary struggles for freedom.
#slavery
fromWorld History Encyclopedia
3 months ago
History

Henry Box Brown on Slavery in the United States

Henry Box Brown's autobiography details his escape from slavery, underscoring the complexities of his experience despite being favored by his master.
fromWorld History Encyclopedia
4 months ago
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Ellen and William Craft's Running a Thousand Miles for Freedom

Ellen and William Craft cleverly escaped slavery by disguising themselves, showcasing their resilience and ingenuity.
#underground-railroad
#activism
fromThe Nation
3 months ago
Environment

We Can Run the World Without Fossil Fuels

Boston's history of fighting for freedom inspires modern activism against fossil fuels.
fromWorld History Encyclopedia
176 years ago

Henry Box Brown

Henry Box Brown, an enslaved man, gained notoriety for his daring escape in a wooden box, showcasing a powerful story of resilience and determination.
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#frederick-douglass
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fromThe Nation
3 months ago

Mr. Douglass in the Room

Bishop Barber illustrates the resilience of Frederick Douglass during his moment of doubt after the Dred Scott decision, pointing out the importance of hope and faith.
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fromThe Nation
3 months ago

Mr. Douglass in the Room

Bishop Barber illustrates the resilience of Frederick Douglass during his moment of doubt after the Dred Scott decision, pointing out the importance of hope and faith.
fromWorld History Encyclopedia
199 years ago

Mary Prince

"Mary Prince’s autobiography shattered the prevailing notions of the time, showcasing that 'Negroes' were not merely property but individuals deeply affected by their treatment."
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fromWorld History Encyclopedia
4 months ago

Olaudah Equiano's Account of the Middle Passage

Equiano's narrative intricately details the horror of the Middle Passage, shedding light on the brutality of the transatlantic slave trade and its impact on countless lives.
History
fromWorld History Encyclopedia
4 months ago

David Walker's Appeal to the Coloured Citizens of the World

David Walker's 1829 'The Appeal' was a radical call for abolition, advocating for direct action against slavery, which garnered attention and concern among slaveholders.
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Women
fromwww.nytimes.com
5 months ago

Overlooked No More: Maria W. Stewart, Trailblazing Voice for Black Women

Maria W. Stewart was a pioneering Black woman who advocated for the rights of Black Americans and was an early voice of feminism.
fromApaonline
5 months ago

Richard T. Greener and the Abolitionist Moment in American Philosophy

Abolitionists clashed with proslavery agitators during a conference aimed at abolishing slavery, leading to a fierce struggle and ultimate retreat to another venue.
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fromTruthout
10 months ago

"Our Power Is Where We Choose One Another": Abolitionists Discuss Our Moment

The last decade of Black-led organizing highlights the ongoing challenges and efforts against police violence, emphasizing both setbacks and progress.
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