400 Years
Dr. D. Elisabeth GlasscoHere are essays that blend biography and narrative nonfiction to recover the Black tradition of resistance too often left out of American textbooks.
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Image: Alfred Jackson, enslaved and freeman, born at the Hermitage in 1812, photographed late in life (about a year before he died in 1901). Despite the toll of decades of forced labor, he stands with a calm, unmistakable dignity—formal in ...
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Rebecca remember that wind
The hill country above the Mississippi River had always been Vicksburg’s blessing and its curse. It was high ground—safe from the floods that swallowed Delta towns whole—but it was also a place of memory, heavy with the weight of things tha...
The White Man's Siege, The Black Man's Seize
Image: Confederate General Lloyd Tilghman dies with flair. Monument at The Vicksburg National Military Park, Vicksburg, Mississippi. Source: Roadside America.
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Professor and Public Historian l Antebellum South, Civil War & Reconstruction l University of Maryland Eastern Shore. Author of The Architecture of Freedom: Black Power and the American Republic (forthcoming).
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