
Prophetic examination of America’s unfinished moral, institutional, and constitutional debts as the nation approaches its 250th year, documenting what persists, what adapts, and what remains unpaid beneath the language of progress.
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Frederick Douglass earned $1.50 a day in Baltimore. Every Saturday, Hugh Auld took the money.
In Baltimore, Frederick Douglass knew exactly what his labor had earned. Working as a skilled caulker, he sought employment, negotiated the terms...
Four days before Sherman reserved coastal land for freedpeople, Garrison Frazier told federal officials what freedom required.
On January 12, 1865, twenty Black ministers and church officers met in Savannah with Secretary of War Edwin Stan...
Philip Reid gained freedom under the same law that gave Clark Mills a federal compensation claim.
On April 16, 1862, Philip Reid became free by federal law.
Reid was a skilled foundry worker who had helped solve the technical problem of s...
Before freedom entered federal policy, enslaved people had already entered the war.
On September 22, 1862, President Abraham Lincoln announced where federal emancipation policy was going.
Enslaved people in states or designated parts of s...
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