João Baptista de Lacerda
The Legacy of João Baptista de Lacerda’s Whitening Ideology in Brazil In 1911, Brazilian scientist João Baptista de Lacerda presented a controversial and deeply troubling...
Author : joe bodego
The Policy of Branqueamento
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The policy of Branqueamento, or “whitening,” was a social, political, and cultural phenomenon in Brazil that aimed to “whiten” the population through immigration policies, racial...
The Black War
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The Black War was a period of intense and violent conflict between British colonists and Aboriginal Tasmanians that unfolded in Tasmania (then known as Van...
Rafael Trujillo
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A Controversial Leader in Dominican History Rafael Leónidas Trujillo Molina, often referred to simply as Trujillo, was a prominent and polarizing figure in the history...
Whiteness is Evil
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The Construction and Consequences of Whiteness as a System Whiteness, as a construct, was never intended to coexist in a world brimming with diverse cultures,...
Europeans Creates Poverty & Economic Stagnation
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European colonialism has left an indelible mark on the global economic landscape, creating a legacy of poverty and economic stagnation that continues to affect millions...
Matthew T. Whittico
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A Pioneer in African American Journalism and Politics Matthew Thomas Whittico, a prominent newspaper publisher, educator, and politician, was pivotal in advocating for African American...
Dr. Clement Ligoure
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Halifax’s Unsung Hero and Trailblazer Dr. Clement Ligoure holds a significant yet often overlooked place in Canadian history. As Halifax’s first Black physician, he broke...
Nora Holt
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A Trailblazing Force in Black Music and the Harlem Renaissance Born Lena Douglas in Kansas City, Kansas, in 1885, Nora Holt demonstrated exceptional musical talent...
I’m White and I Say So – The Unchecked Privilege of Authority
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The Complex Dynamics of Racial Authority in Modern Society The phrase “I’m white and I say so” serves as a powerful entry point into examining...