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Friday, December 23, 2011

Harper's Weekly "A Christmas Gift to Ole Marster and Missus"

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Harper's Weekly "A Christmas Gift to Ole Marster and Missus"
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"I Want You, My Honey, For My Christmas!"

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1898 Leslie's Weekly hand colored sepia tone titled, "I Want You, My Honey, For My Christmas!" Scene shows a young man cl...
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1881 "Done Brown, Sho's Yo' B'on!" This hand colored colored engraving shows an African American woman serving a turk...
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Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass: Christmas

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My term of actual service to Mr. Edward Covey ended on Christmas day, 1833. The days between Christmas and New Year's day are allowed a...
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University of Alabama’s Slavery Apology

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Alabama Governor George Wallace Inscription. Buried near this plaque are Jack Rudolph and William “Boysey” Brown, two slaves owned by Univer...
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Nazi Brazilian Slaves of the Haciendas

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The UK Daily Mail reported on 27 June 2009: "Nazi slaves of the haciendas: Hitler fanatics forced orphans to build new Fatherland in ...
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Thursday, December 22, 2011

Dutch Magazine Labels Rihanna as the "Ultimate Nigggabitch"

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Robyn Rihanna Fenty Rihanna is furious with Jackie . The Dutch glossy magazine called the world-famous singer a "nigga bitch". In ...
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Sunday, December 18, 2011

In the Workhouse Christmas Day 1879

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Whitechapel Workhouse, Christmas 1874. In the Workhouse Christmas Day by George R. Sims 1879  It is Christmas Day in the Workhouse...
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The Children Who Built Victorian Britain

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The Children Who Built Victorian Britain Part 1
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Thursday, December 15, 2011

The Nicholas Brothers Tap Dancing

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The Nicholas brothers. Excerpt from the film Stormy Weather.
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Charles Dickens: The Feral Pigs of New York City

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From Charles Dickens Notes on America, Chapter 6 : Let us go forth again into the cheerful streets. Once more in Broadway! Here are the sam...
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Pocahontas in England

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The continuing legacy of John White’s seventeenth century watercolors is discussed by the descendants of the peoples he encountered. Shot du...
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Written Out of History: American Indian Enslavement

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Written Out of History blends historical facts with accounts of the forgotten legacy of Native American slavery told by indigenous scholars ...
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Wednesday, December 14, 2011

Irish Dancing vs. Tap Dancing

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The 25 December 1995 Los Angeles Times article, "Retracing Steps of Tap's History," by Carl B. Pearlston, Jr. reports: Laurie...
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