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Freedom isn’t free
Arizona Mirror· 13 hours agoYou can’t understand the scope of 122,000 names until you see them on a wall. Stand at the foot of the National Monument to Freedom, recently dedicated...
Commentary: SC's failure to approve AP African American Studies course is unacceptable
The Post and Courier· 9 hours agoIt represents another in a long series of efforts to prevent the access of African Americans to...
34 actors who have played U.S. presidents
Entertainment Weekly via Yahoo News UK· 16 hours agoQuincy Adams years after serving as the sixth president of the United States. While a member of the House of Representatives, Adams is recruited to help...
Parishioners stop donations to churches in protest at £100m slavery fund
Daily Telegraph· 9 hours agoThe report said the Bounty had invested the rough equivalent of £440 million today in the slave...
2024 California propositions voter guide: minimum wage, crime, marriage, healthcare, rent and more
LA Times via Yahoo News UK· 19 hours agoIn addition to a precarious presidential election and high-stakes U.S House races, California voters...
Opinion: This July 4th, a different way to celebrate the history we share
CNN via Yahoo News UK· 13 hours agoThe Fourth of July is a day to see US history up close, write Lonnie G. Bunch III, Carla Hayden and...
The best exhibitions this week in London, from Yves Klein to Anthony McCall (July 4 to 11)
Evening Standard via Yahoo News UK· 14 hours agoWhite reminds us of a terrible truth: our vast sea is inextricably culpable in the history of ...
On Small Islands Off Canada’s Coast, a Big Shift in Power
New York Times· 20 hours agoLiberated, they became the first people of the islands of Haida Gwaii. The Haida people have lived...
Modern slavery gang masters 'beat' workers 'for fun', victim says
BBC News· 24 hours agoModern slavery gang masters beat workers "just for fun", one victim has told the BBC. Tania was part of a crew of agricultural workers ferried across farms in England. The testimony comes as ...
Yes, summer has been rubbish – but the government isn't controlling the weather
Metro· 17 hours agoThere could be unintended consequences, and concerns over its use are legitimate, but the goal is still very much to save humanity, not wield Earth’s awesome power to enslave
