During the ceremony, an official passing of the flag from Colonel Marc J. Austin to Col. Weaver happened, signifying the ...

Jefferson, who has been called “the apostle of liberty,” delivered some of the most impassioned criticisms of slavery in the ...

How one of the Constitution’s earliest critics used the founding language — and silences — to fight for freedom.

Read this book for a deeply-researched look at how racist ideas have impacted American history, using the life stories of ...

One reasonable conclusion, drawn by any number of reasonable people, is that Trump and Rubio were lying to begin with and that the Israeli strikes enjoyed U.S. approval and possibly even active, ...

Black Heritage Month has arrived in a deeply and visibly divided nation. In honoring African-American cultural heritage, let’s engage the cross-racial perspective of William Lloyd Garrison (1805 ...

William Lloyd Garrison Object Details Artist William Swain, 27 Dec 1803 - Feb 1847 Sitter William Lloyd Garrison, 10 Dec 1805 - 24 May 1879 Credit Line Owner: Peabody Essex Museum Date 1825 Object ...

GNN Quote of the Day by William Lloyd Garrison about right and wrong.

Sitter William Lloyd Garrison, 10 Dec 1805 - 24 May 1879 Credit Line Owner: Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Date c. 1844-47 Object number 87.420 MFAB Restrictions & Rights Usage conditions apply Type ...

The career of WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON, just closed by death, is remarkable as affording an example of the long survival of a reformer after his special work has been accomplished.

Author Lydia Moland talked about Lydia Maria Child's meeting of William Lloyd Garrison and subsequent emergence as an abolitionist. The Medford Historical Society in Massachusetts hosted this event.

William Lloyd Garrison used this small appointment book or "every-day book, or almanac and pocket-memorandum" as a diary with various entries for 1836. Garrison wrote about the activities of a day, ...