Note: Language may be offensive.The Library of Congress features an 1863 historical pamphlet, written by The Emancipation League,…
The Library of Congress features an 1868 historical print that provides information in regards to the "falsehoods" about…
Note: See p. 21.This 2002 free, digitized book excerpt, Black Soldiers in Blue, African American Troops in the Civil War Era…
The Library of Congress presents an 1865 Congressional Act, also known as the Freedmen's Bureau Act.The Freedmen's Bureau was a…
Note: See p. 76-77. Google Books provides a digitized version of Henry Louis Gates' 2021 book, The Black Church: This is Our…
The South Carolina Encyclopedia features a 2020 biographical account on the life of Susie King Taylor. Themes include Taylor's:…
The Georgia Encyclopedia features a 2020 biographical account, written by Ronald E. Butchart, on the life of Susie King Taylor,…
Note: Original source, date and author unknown. Source states the biography was created and published between May 13, 1862 -…
The New York Public Library features a bulleted, biographical profile on Robert Smalls- a formerly enslaved man who later became a…
This 2002 Learning for Justice source features a 2-minute audio and the short transcription of a short nonfiction story about…
PBS presents a modern article, written by Henry Louis Gates, Jr., titled, "The Truth Behind '40 Acres and a Mule,'" which examines…
BlackPast presents a 2014 article, written by H. Singer, that provides a brief history of the legal process of abolishing slavery…
This Atlantic newspaper source features a 2010 article on the life of Susie King Taylor- a Civil War African American nurse,…
The American Battlefield Trust provides an article, writer unknown, that offers a comprehensive historical account on…
The National Archives features an article that was written by Miranda Booker Perry and published in the summer 2010 edition of…
The National Archives features a 2010 article, by Giselle White-Perry, from Prologue magazine on Renty Franklin Greaves- a…