The White House and the Legacy of American Slavery
The White House stands as a symbol of American democracy, power, and history. Yet, beneath its iconic neoclassical façade lies a story often overlooked: the...
Category : History
The Haymarket Affair
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The Haymarket Affair, also known as the Haymarket Massacre or Haymarket Riot, was a pivotal event in American labor history that unfolded on May 4,...
The Ludlow Massacre
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The Ludlow Massacre, a tragic event in American labor history, occurred during the Colorado Coalfield War. This confrontation between striking coal miners and forces aligned...
The Illusion of Returning Manufacturing
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A Historical Perspective on Whiteness and Economic Exploitation The illusion of returning manufacturing jobs is a topic deeply intertwined with the historical patterns of economic...
The Irony of White European Hate
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European Hate Groups and the Absence of Retaliation in African Communities Hate groups and organizations have long been a stain on human history, often emerging...
Whiteness Fascination with War and Destruction
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Why Whiteness Struggles to Exist in Peace The fascination with war and destruction lies at the heart of the historical narrative surrounding “whiteness,” the dominant...
King Nzinga Mbemba
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King Nzinga Mbemba, later baptized as Afonso I, was one of the most significant rulers in African history and the sixth King of Kongo, reigning...
White Compartmentalization
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The Paradox of Embracing Black Culture While Perpetuating Hatred One of the most perplexing aspects of racial dynamics in America is what can be described...
Predatory Lending Practices
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In the United States, predatory lending practices have long been a tool of economic exploitation, disproportionately targeting African American communities. These practices—characterized by unfair, deceptive,...
40 Acres and a Mule
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In the tumultuous aftermath of the Civil War, as the United States grappled with how to rebuild itself after years of bloodshed, a fleeting moment...