Other ways to search: Episode 40: The African Diaspora: Beyond Borders, Beyond Boundaries "History is not the past. It is the present. We carry our history with us. We are our history." The African Diaspora Playlist by Dr. Reiland Rabaka - Louis…
Fishguard invasion | Storm troopers | Secret to long life | Word Wheel whiz | Granny bashing A tapestry showing the last French invasion of Britain is on display at Fishguard (Letters, 26 October). In my family, the story goes that the Harries ladies scared…
The William J. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum in Little Rock will shut its doors for two years starting in late 2027 to undergo a sweeping modernization, according to its director. The closure will make way for a new gallery dedicated to…
About 140 Michigan residents live on a patch of land they can’t drive to without leaving their own state first. Their kids even ride a school bus through Ohio just to reach class back home. Their tap water and sewer service…
On an otherwise lackluster Wednesday lunchtime, I find myself in the gift shop of London’s British Museum, helping a man dressed as a medieval soldier carry his haul of memorabilia to the checkout. Cloaked in a burgundy cape, chainmail skirt…
We owe the Founding Fathers’ notion of natural rights partly to Thomas Hobbes, whose “Leviathan” is one of the most radical and influential texts of the modern era. Hobbes was born on April 5, 1588,... Thomas Hobbes on the Importance of History…
This story written by Tirso Sitoe and translated by Liam Anderson originally appeared on Global Voices on October 25, 2026 In Mozambique, the word monhé has a much deeper history than its everyday use might suggest. Depending on who says it and…
Recruited to power Belgium’s post-war economy, Moroccan workers helped build the country from the coalfields up. Six decades later, their descendants are reshaping its politics, culture and sense of identity, as Ahmed Medhoune and Christophe Sokal write. On 8 August 1956, disaster…
Emmerich de Vattel | 1758 Professor of History and Charles O. Lee and Louise K. Lee Chair in the Western Heritage at Hillsdale College President and CEO, National Constitution Center Professor of Politics at the Arizona State University School of Civic and Economic Thought…
The past decade has witnessed a remarkable expansion in the historiography of slavery, with scholars dismantling the long-held assumption that the institution was primarily the preserve of white... Jews and Slavery: Moving Beyond Myth to History Posted By: Mercedes44, 10/24/2026 9:00:09 AM The…
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