How some enslaved Black people stayed in Southern slaveholding states – and found freedom
Instead of using the secret routes along the Underground Railroad to find freedom in the North, thousands of enslaved Black people fled to free Black communities in Southern slaveholding states.
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Pittsburgh Public Theater resurrects a scathing satire with Trouble in Mind
The seldom-performed, 70-year-old play by Alice Childress follows a group of actors navigating racism and sexism as they ...
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This Small Town In Mississippi Will Transport You Straight To A Different Time
Welcome to Natchez, Mississippi. Nestled on the banks of the mighty Mississippi River, Natchez is a town that feels like it’s ...
Every state's nickname and where it comes from
Spokeo analyzed state government information and other historical sources to compile this list of stories behind every ...
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This Historic Small Town In Mississippi Will Make You Feel Like You’re In A Living Postcard
Well, pack your bags and set your GPS to Natchez, Mississippi – where history isn’t just remembered, it’s lived! Nestled on ...
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Let's wear Vance’s hatred with pride – and get nasty with Trump
Vance’s insults and disrespect reveal a fear and hatred of what Scotland represents; we should celebrate that. Rejoice in his contempt, it ...
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How Jell-O Changed The Definition Of Salads In The 20th Century
We've been doing Jell-O since way back. Find out how this wiggly, jiggly ingredient flipped the table on mealtime and ...