African American History

Jefferson exhibit generates racial controversy in Detroit

March 13, 2019 fwstaff

By Abayomi Azikywe An historical exhibit designed to examine various aspects of the life and people of the Monticello plantation in Virginia during the late 18th and early 19th centuries, which was owned by Thomas […]

Further reflections on women’s suffrage and African emancipation

February 26, 2019 fwstaff

By Abayomi Azikiwe A cursory re-examination of the early years of what became known as the women’s suffrage movement and abolitionism represented the embryonic phases of self-organization and mass struggle politics within United States society. […]

Five officers of the Women’s League, Newport, RI

Women’s Suffrage and African Emancipation During the 19th Century

February 25, 2019 fwstaff

By Abayomi Azikiwe Since the mid-19th century there has been a periodic interrelationship between the movements for African emancipation and women’s liberation. Of course, these convergences have not been without serious contradictions, particularly in light […]

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Jefferson exhibit generates racial controversy in Detroit

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