A History of Salt Cod
The Portuguese national dish with a global past of ingenuity and exploitation.
Alexander Lee | Published in History Today Volume 69 Issue 11 November 2019
On board a factory ship: gutting, cleaning and storing cod in the hold. Engraving from Encyclopedia of Natural...
I was just reminded of this after hearing a woman retell a story and mention it.
Is there historical truth to this?
Being from Chicago and a son of Mississippi, there is an aggression that black people have in Chicago, that I haven't really seen anywhere else. Chicago nikkas go from 0-100 at...
When the Enslaved Went South
Interesting article on Slaves heading south not north in the mid 1800's. Definitely some items I didn't know.
Long Article,
I also posted the thread in the Locker Room to see whether or not it's more interesting to post these kinds of thread here or there.
I'm also collecting information about the Ancient Egyptian origins of the Wolof people. I'll do a thread about that too.
celebrating anti-slavery heroes, slave resistance, or black liberation in the US? In light of Charlottesville and the national debate over Confederate monuments and preserving the legacy of southern slavers that committed treason against the U.S., what's missing from the national debate is why...
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