An obscure 1860 essay revealed aspects of the ruling-class mind that help explain mutual contempt and the ferocity of civil war.

The guidance warns that such terms "make assumptions about a family or personal life that is not the reality for many people."

Sidestepping a touchy question about American history comes across as an act of political expediency rather than conviction.

Postwar propaganda about Christmas in the antebellum South did not ring true with Douglass, who understood the holiday's meaning.

According to Gov. Kathy Hochul, the fact that New York came down "on the right side" of slavery is not enough.

Sure, he's quite a character. But he has sharp insights regarding illegal immigration, Democrats and Donald Trump.

A new trailer for a 2024 film depicts America engulfed in civil war, and some viewers find the election-year timing suspicious.

In the tradition of 19th-century abolitionists, Terrisa Bukovinac ran a shocking campaign ad designed to awaken consciences.

Carlson acknowledged good reasons for our present anxiety, but he also cited timeless truth as an antidote to slavery.

We should reject the false "oppressor-oppressed" narrative, understand the complex history of American colonialism and give thanks for it.