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Posts tagged with "Civil War"
Feb. 20 |
Mahmoud El-Kati talks about race and democracy
By Dwight Hobbes
Contributing Writer
Mahmoud El-Kati. Mention the name and you’ve said it all: icon historian, scholar and griot. And he can talk your ear off. That’s okay. When he’s...
Jan. 9 |
By Marc Morial
Guest Commentator
“If there is no struggle there is no progress. Those who profess to favor freedom and yet deprecate agitation, are men who want crops without plowing up the ground, they want rain without thunder...
Oct. 24 |
Ernest Patton, Jr. tells untold story of Nashville’s importance to Civil Rights Movement
By Charles Hallman
Staff Writer
Nashville, Tennessee is more known for its country music roots, but the city also has strong roots in the Civil...
Oct. 11 |
Dr. John Wright (l)
Dr. John Wright, Morse-Amoco Distinguished Teaching Professor of Afro-American & African Studies and English at the University of Minnesota, presented his perspective on the preliminary release of the Emancipation...
Oct. 11 |
Gifted novelist Louise Meriweather followed Daddy Was a Number Runner with Fragments of the Ark (Pocket Books/Simon and Schuster) a fascinating work of “faction” — well-crafted, fictional characters in an exciting tale steeped...