Pages in the Sub-Category "Articles"
- July 4: An Occasion of Joy for Black Mississippians
- Black Mississippians in the Civili War
- United States Colored Troops - Civil War
- United States Colored Troops - A Brief History
- PRIDE OVER PREJUDICE
- All Men are Brothers
- A lack of evidence - Blacks did not fight for the South, despite what Confederate apologists argue
- Major Generals John C. Fremont and David Hunter versus President Abraham Lincoln
- The Black Brigade of Cincinnati
- THE MASSACRE AT FORT PILLOW
- Did Blacks Typically Serve as Confederate Soldiers?
- Civil War Vets Reynolds, Norris & Parker last to live in Muskingum County
- 'Colored Recruits from Sandusky, Ohio' - Sandusky Daily Commercial Register
- Tragedy on the Muskingum River
- The Underground Railroad Really Existed
- The AD White Slave-Rescue Case
- A Tale of two Sites!
- Letter from a Freedman to His Old Master (Written Just as He Dictated It)
- African Americans and Radio - Overview Part 4
- African Americans and Radio - Overview Part 2
- African Americans and Radio - Overview Further Reading
- African American and Radio - Overview Part 3
- African Americans And Early Radio
- Margaret Garner Archeological Project
- A History of My People
- The Struggle for Women's Equality in Black America
- Attempted Bank Robbery in Boley, Oklahoma
- Cherokee Slave Revolt of 1842
- The Margaret Garner Project
- A Lack of Evidence - Blacks did not Fight for the South, Despite what Confederate Apologists Argue
- J. Marion Sims - 'The Father of Gynecology' - One Among Many Monumental Mistakes
- Black Maritime History Runs Deep
- Memorial to Black Soldiers Marking Time Despite July Dedication: Visitors Are Kept Away While Contractors Continue Work
- History of Milam County, Texas - War Dead is Being Written
- Race - We're Only Now Repaying a Debt, Despite Injustices Blacks Soldiered On
- Origins of the Melungeon Appalachian Sub-Culture
- Slavery in the Ohio River Valley
- William "Uncle Billy" Peyton (1792-1919)
- LEST WE FORGET