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[ad_1] The Civil War produced two competing narratives, each an attempt to make sense of a conflict that had eradicated the pestilence of slavery. Black Americans...
[ad_1] Harpers Ferry seemed almost a part of the neighborhood when I was growing up. Granted, it was across the state line, in West Virginia, and...
[ad_1] For more than half a century, I have been studying the shifting relations between white and Black Americans. My first journal article, published in 1972,...
[ad_1] This article originally appeared in Undark Magazine. When Kevin E. Taylor became a pastor 22 years ago, he didn’t expect how often he’d have to...
[ad_1] A decade’s worth of disappointment has conditioned Black Americans and Democrats to fear voting-rights rulings from the Supreme Court. In 2013, a 5–4 majority invalidated...
[ad_1] “The issue of equity and distribution of Paxlovid is similar to what we saw in the distribution of the vaccine,” she said. “You have...
[ad_1] Oct. 7, 2022 — Monkeypox cases in the U.S. disproportionately affect Black Americans, with rates five times higher than among white peers, according to a...