A battle for memory is playing out at Russia's Gulag MuseumThe Kremlin is reshaping cultural institutions to align with its ideological agenda, impacting historical narratives presented in museums.
Ellen and William Craft's Running a Thousand Miles for FreedomEllen and William Craft cleverly escaped slavery by disguising themselves, showcasing their resilience and ingenuity.
Olaudah Equiano's Account of the Middle PassageOlaudah Equiano, an enslaved African, became a pivotal figure in the abolition movement through his autobiographical writings.
Ellen and William Craft's Running a Thousand Miles for FreedomEllen and William Craft cleverly escaped slavery by disguising themselves, showcasing their resilience and ingenuity.
Olaudah Equiano's Account of the Middle PassageOlaudah Equiano, an enslaved African, became a pivotal figure in the abolition movement through his autobiographical writings.
The Five author Hallie Rubenhold: I really hate true crime'The narrative of Dr. Crippen's crimes has often overshadowed the victim, Belle Elmore, emphasizing the need to refocus on women's stories in crime history.
Trump annoyed the Smithsonian isn't promoting discredited racial ideasThe Trump administration's executive order demands a revisionist portrayal of American history at the Smithsonian, influencing the accuracy of scientific displays.
After Confederate Forces Captured Their Children, These Black Mothers Fought to Reunite Their FamiliesConfederate soldiers captured Lyles and her children during their invasion, aiming to enslave African Americans and bolster the institution of slavery.
The United States Governed by Six Hundred Thousand Despots by John Swanson Swanson Jacobs & Jonathan D. S. Schroeder (Book Review)The book rediscovered John Swanson Jacobs's narrative about slavery, providing crucial insights into 19th-century experiences and narratives of freedom.
After Confederate Forces Captured Their Children, These Black Mothers Fought to Reunite Their FamiliesConfederate soldiers captured Lyles and her children during their invasion, aiming to enslave African Americans and bolster the institution of slavery.
The United States Governed by Six Hundred Thousand Despots by John Swanson Swanson Jacobs & Jonathan D. S. Schroeder (Book Review)The book rediscovered John Swanson Jacobs's narrative about slavery, providing crucial insights into 19th-century experiences and narratives of freedom.
Review: William Kentridge's 'The Great Yes' at the Wallis: A dazzling meditation on a world out of kilterWilliam Kentridge's opera 'The Great Yes' creatively explores the intersection of art and history through innovative interdisciplinary collaborations.
I came down here to die': the untold story of the first JFK assassination attemptRichard Pavlick, a would-be assassin of JFK, sheds light on a lesser-known historical narrative explored in 'The JFK Conspiracy'.The book highlights Pavlick's mental health issues and extremist views, offering a new perspective on political violence.
FX's 'Say Nothing' Is Worth Your Time: 'Trying to Show Both the Seduction and the Cost of Radical Politics''Say Nothing' intertwines a harrowing true crime narrative with a broader examination of political violence and societal unrest.The adaptation of 'Say Nothing' offers insight into historical conflict while resonating with contemporary issues of activism.
I came down here to die': the untold story of the first JFK assassination attemptRichard Pavlick, a would-be assassin of JFK, sheds light on a lesser-known historical narrative explored in 'The JFK Conspiracy'.The book highlights Pavlick's mental health issues and extremist views, offering a new perspective on political violence.
FX's 'Say Nothing' Is Worth Your Time: 'Trying to Show Both the Seduction and the Cost of Radical Politics''Say Nothing' intertwines a harrowing true crime narrative with a broader examination of political violence and societal unrest.The adaptation of 'Say Nothing' offers insight into historical conflict while resonating with contemporary issues of activism.
Dreams on a Pillow, the Palestinian video game about the 1948 Nakba, surpassed its funding goalDreams on a Pillow game highlights the humanitarian and political dimensions of the 1948 Nakba through the experiences of a Palestinian mother.
Opinion | Who Owns Jan. 6?The narrative surrounding the January 6 Capitol riot is contested, with Trump seeking to rewrite history while critics emphasize the constitutional damage incurred.
Sajan Mani's first solo show in India confronts caste and the history of rubberSajan Mani's art critiques the caste system and amplifies marginalized voices, drawing from Dalit poetry and historical archives.
A Native American Perspective Of Thanksgiving | KQEDThanksgiving holds differing meanings for Native Americans, ranging from gratitude to mourning over historical injustices.
The Twenty-first Century's Best Works of Native American HistoryThe history of the U.S. must include Native American narratives to fully understand its origins and the impacts of colonization.
A Native American Perspective Of Thanksgiving | KQEDThanksgiving holds differing meanings for Native Americans, ranging from gratitude to mourning over historical injustices.
The Twenty-first Century's Best Works of Native American HistoryThe history of the U.S. must include Native American narratives to fully understand its origins and the impacts of colonization.
Drama Masks: Forget those Founding Fathers, the women save this 'Hamilton' - 48 hillsHamilton critiques the celebratory narrative of 'post-racial America' while remaining an entertaining and culturally significant work.
Revolutionaries by Sanjeev Sanyal (Book Review)The book emphasizes the significance of armed insurgencies in India's independence struggle, challenging the dominant narrative focused on non-violence.
Why Writing Women Back into History Matters - Medievalists.netRediscovering historical female figures enriches our understanding of the past and challenges traditional male-centric narratives.
Gulag History Museum in Moscow temporarily closed for safety reasons'The Gulag History Museum's closure reflects ongoing Kremlin efforts to suppress independent historical narratives and civil society in Russia.
The 'Say Nothing' TV adaptation isn't a history lesson but it's haunting nonethelessThe book explores The Troubles in Northern Ireland through personal stories, focusing on Dolours Price's transformation from a nonviolent protester to a key IRA operative.
The history of Black History Month makes us question thisCarter G. Woodson's efforts reshaped the understanding of Black history and its contributions to American society.
American democracy is in the peril. And racism will be the sledgehammer that destroys it | Kimberle W CrenshawRacism is foundational to American democracy and continues to threaten racial justice and democracy today.
The forgotten woman behind Britain's anti-racist bus boycottEna Hackett played a crucial role in the Bristol Bus Boycott, advocating against racial discrimination in hiring practices at the Bristol Omnibus Company.
The Rights of American SlavesEnslaved people managed to exercise legal rights, contrary to the narrative that they were completely disenfranchised.Black communities utilized legal rights despite systemic oppression, showcasing their complex relationship with the law.
The history of Black History Month makes us question thisCarter G. Woodson's efforts reshaped the understanding of Black history and its contributions to American society.
American democracy is in the peril. And racism will be the sledgehammer that destroys it | Kimberle W CrenshawRacism is foundational to American democracy and continues to threaten racial justice and democracy today.
The forgotten woman behind Britain's anti-racist bus boycottEna Hackett played a crucial role in the Bristol Bus Boycott, advocating against racial discrimination in hiring practices at the Bristol Omnibus Company.
The Rights of American SlavesEnslaved people managed to exercise legal rights, contrary to the narrative that they were completely disenfranchised.Black communities utilized legal rights despite systemic oppression, showcasing their complex relationship with the law.
Rachel Maddow on Authoritarians and ThievesTrump's potential re-election reveals America's troubling tolerance for corruption and the disregard for expert opinion.
The Case for Explorers' DayColumbus Day remains a divisive holiday; the introduction of Indigenous Peoples' Day reflects ongoing struggles over historical narratives and recognition.
All That's Left of You Isn't Looking for Just EmpathyThe film explores the impact of war on a Palestinian family across generations, highlighting personal stories within historical upheaval.
America Was Never IsolationistFareed Zakaria's CNN special misrepresents U.S. history and downplays costs of global leadership while warning against 'isolationism'.
A Swedish Poet Comes Face to Face With the EpicLinnea Axelsson's AEdnan poetically examines the Sámi family's dispossession and cultural erasure over generations while employing a minimal, whisper-like style.
The Fight Over Who Writes the History of Modern ChinaChina's Communist Party is actively managing its historical narrative as it commemorates 75 years of governance.
Was Abraham Lincoln Gay, and Should We Care?The documentary 'Lover of Men' contributes to the debate on Abraham Lincoln's sexuality, analyzing historical narratives through identity.
How Recovering the History of a Little-Known Lakota Massacre Could Heal Generational PainThe Blue Water Massacre in 1855 is a significant yet overlooked event in U.S. military history, marking the start of extensive violence against the Lakota.
The whole human condition is encased in the story': why Beatles films just keep comingThe Beatles' influence remains potent in the film industry, with a series of new documentaries and films celebrating their legacy.
Phantom Limb by Chris Kohler review an unusual debutGillis seeks redemption through his new role as a minister after a personal failure, marked by the discovery of a miraculous disembodied hand.
Handouts are never free. The cruel US aid freeze is an opportunity for the Caribbean | Kenneth MohammedThe perception of the U.S. as a benefactor in the Caribbean is a myth, revealing a history of interventionism and exploitation.
Dennis Quaid Was One of Our Greatest Movie Stars. Now He's the Star of Reagan. What Happened?Dennis Quaid's portrayal of Ronald Reagan lacks authenticity and coherence, overwhelmed by stylistic choices and a disjointed narrative.
Three review Yugoslavian trilogy of tales tracks the horrors of the second world warThe anti-war triptych 'Three' by Aleksandar Petrovic, a notable member of the Yugoslav Black Wave cinema movement, has been revived in a distinctively self-aware manner.
A war of who gets to write history': the artists resisting in UkraineDespite expectations, Ukrainian resistance endures as they fight for cultural identity against Russian aggression, showcasing resilience and the struggle for self-definition.
After a borderland shootout, a 100-year-old battle for the truthChallenging the narrative of Texas Rangers' heroism through Tejano perspective.
Ellen and William Craft's Running a Thousand Miles for FreedomEllen and William Craft cleverly escaped slavery by disguising themselves, showcasing their resilience and ingenuity.
Olaudah Equiano's Account of the Middle PassageOlaudah Equiano, an enslaved African, became a pivotal figure in the abolition movement through his autobiographical writings.
Ellen and William Craft's Running a Thousand Miles for FreedomEllen and William Craft cleverly escaped slavery by disguising themselves, showcasing their resilience and ingenuity.
Olaudah Equiano's Account of the Middle PassageOlaudah Equiano, an enslaved African, became a pivotal figure in the abolition movement through his autobiographical writings.
The Five author Hallie Rubenhold: I really hate true crime'The narrative of Dr. Crippen's crimes has often overshadowed the victim, Belle Elmore, emphasizing the need to refocus on women's stories in crime history.
Review: William Kentridge's 'The Great Yes' at the Wallis: A dazzling meditation on a world out of kilterWilliam Kentridge's opera 'The Great Yes' creatively explores the intersection of art and history through innovative interdisciplinary collaborations.
A battle for memory is playing out at Russia's Gulag MuseumThe Kremlin is reshaping cultural institutions to align with its ideological agenda, impacting historical narratives presented in museums.
Trump annoyed the Smithsonian isn't promoting discredited racial ideasThe Trump administration's executive order demands a revisionist portrayal of American history at the Smithsonian, influencing the accuracy of scientific displays.
I came down here to die': the untold story of the first JFK assassination attemptRichard Pavlick, a would-be assassin of JFK, sheds light on a lesser-known historical narrative explored in 'The JFK Conspiracy'.The book highlights Pavlick's mental health issues and extremist views, offering a new perspective on political violence.
FX's 'Say Nothing' Is Worth Your Time: 'Trying to Show Both the Seduction and the Cost of Radical Politics''Say Nothing' intertwines a harrowing true crime narrative with a broader examination of political violence and societal unrest.The adaptation of 'Say Nothing' offers insight into historical conflict while resonating with contemporary issues of activism.
I came down here to die': the untold story of the first JFK assassination attemptRichard Pavlick, a would-be assassin of JFK, sheds light on a lesser-known historical narrative explored in 'The JFK Conspiracy'.The book highlights Pavlick's mental health issues and extremist views, offering a new perspective on political violence.
FX's 'Say Nothing' Is Worth Your Time: 'Trying to Show Both the Seduction and the Cost of Radical Politics''Say Nothing' intertwines a harrowing true crime narrative with a broader examination of political violence and societal unrest.The adaptation of 'Say Nothing' offers insight into historical conflict while resonating with contemporary issues of activism.
Dreams on a Pillow, the Palestinian video game about the 1948 Nakba, surpassed its funding goalDreams on a Pillow game highlights the humanitarian and political dimensions of the 1948 Nakba through the experiences of a Palestinian mother.
Opinion | Who Owns Jan. 6?The narrative surrounding the January 6 Capitol riot is contested, with Trump seeking to rewrite history while critics emphasize the constitutional damage incurred.
Sajan Mani's first solo show in India confronts caste and the history of rubberSajan Mani's art critiques the caste system and amplifies marginalized voices, drawing from Dalit poetry and historical archives.
After Confederate Forces Captured Their Children, These Black Mothers Fought to Reunite Their FamiliesConfederate soldiers captured Lyles and her children during their invasion, aiming to enslave African Americans and bolster the institution of slavery.
The United States Governed by Six Hundred Thousand Despots by John Swanson Swanson Jacobs & Jonathan D. S. Schroeder (Book Review)The book rediscovered John Swanson Jacobs's narrative about slavery, providing crucial insights into 19th-century experiences and narratives of freedom.
After Confederate Forces Captured Their Children, These Black Mothers Fought to Reunite Their FamiliesConfederate soldiers captured Lyles and her children during their invasion, aiming to enslave African Americans and bolster the institution of slavery.
The United States Governed by Six Hundred Thousand Despots by John Swanson Swanson Jacobs & Jonathan D. S. Schroeder (Book Review)The book rediscovered John Swanson Jacobs's narrative about slavery, providing crucial insights into 19th-century experiences and narratives of freedom.
A Native American Perspective Of Thanksgiving | KQEDThanksgiving holds differing meanings for Native Americans, ranging from gratitude to mourning over historical injustices.
The Twenty-first Century's Best Works of Native American HistoryThe history of the U.S. must include Native American narratives to fully understand its origins and the impacts of colonization.
A Native American Perspective Of Thanksgiving | KQEDThanksgiving holds differing meanings for Native Americans, ranging from gratitude to mourning over historical injustices.
The Twenty-first Century's Best Works of Native American HistoryThe history of the U.S. must include Native American narratives to fully understand its origins and the impacts of colonization.
Drama Masks: Forget those Founding Fathers, the women save this 'Hamilton' - 48 hillsHamilton critiques the celebratory narrative of 'post-racial America' while remaining an entertaining and culturally significant work.
Revolutionaries by Sanjeev Sanyal (Book Review)The book emphasizes the significance of armed insurgencies in India's independence struggle, challenging the dominant narrative focused on non-violence.
Why Writing Women Back into History Matters - Medievalists.netRediscovering historical female figures enriches our understanding of the past and challenges traditional male-centric narratives.
Gulag History Museum in Moscow temporarily closed for safety reasons'The Gulag History Museum's closure reflects ongoing Kremlin efforts to suppress independent historical narratives and civil society in Russia.
All That's Left of You Isn't Looking for Just EmpathyThe film explores the impact of war on a Palestinian family across generations, highlighting personal stories within historical upheaval.
The 'Say Nothing' TV adaptation isn't a history lesson but it's haunting nonethelessThe book explores The Troubles in Northern Ireland through personal stories, focusing on Dolours Price's transformation from a nonviolent protester to a key IRA operative.
Rachel Maddow on Authoritarians and ThievesTrump's potential re-election reveals America's troubling tolerance for corruption and the disregard for expert opinion.
The Case for Explorers' DayColumbus Day remains a divisive holiday; the introduction of Indigenous Peoples' Day reflects ongoing struggles over historical narratives and recognition.
The history of Black History Month makes us question thisCarter G. Woodson's efforts reshaped the understanding of Black history and its contributions to American society.
American democracy is in the peril. And racism will be the sledgehammer that destroys it | Kimberle W CrenshawRacism is foundational to American democracy and continues to threaten racial justice and democracy today.
The forgotten woman behind Britain's anti-racist bus boycottEna Hackett played a crucial role in the Bristol Bus Boycott, advocating against racial discrimination in hiring practices at the Bristol Omnibus Company.
The Rights of American SlavesEnslaved people managed to exercise legal rights, contrary to the narrative that they were completely disenfranchised.Black communities utilized legal rights despite systemic oppression, showcasing their complex relationship with the law.
The history of Black History Month makes us question thisCarter G. Woodson's efforts reshaped the understanding of Black history and its contributions to American society.
American democracy is in the peril. And racism will be the sledgehammer that destroys it | Kimberle W CrenshawRacism is foundational to American democracy and continues to threaten racial justice and democracy today.
The forgotten woman behind Britain's anti-racist bus boycottEna Hackett played a crucial role in the Bristol Bus Boycott, advocating against racial discrimination in hiring practices at the Bristol Omnibus Company.
The Rights of American SlavesEnslaved people managed to exercise legal rights, contrary to the narrative that they were completely disenfranchised.Black communities utilized legal rights despite systemic oppression, showcasing their complex relationship with the law.
America Was Never IsolationistFareed Zakaria's CNN special misrepresents U.S. history and downplays costs of global leadership while warning against 'isolationism'.
A Swedish Poet Comes Face to Face With the EpicLinnea Axelsson's AEdnan poetically examines the Sámi family's dispossession and cultural erasure over generations while employing a minimal, whisper-like style.
The whole human condition is encased in the story': why Beatles films just keep comingThe Beatles' influence remains potent in the film industry, with a series of new documentaries and films celebrating their legacy.
How Recovering the History of a Little-Known Lakota Massacre Could Heal Generational PainThe Blue Water Massacre in 1855 is a significant yet overlooked event in U.S. military history, marking the start of extensive violence against the Lakota.
The Fight Over Who Writes the History of Modern ChinaChina's Communist Party is actively managing its historical narrative as it commemorates 75 years of governance.
A war of who gets to write history': the artists resisting in UkraineDespite expectations, Ukrainian resistance endures as they fight for cultural identity against Russian aggression, showcasing resilience and the struggle for self-definition.
Handouts are never free. The cruel US aid freeze is an opportunity for the Caribbean | Kenneth MohammedThe perception of the U.S. as a benefactor in the Caribbean is a myth, revealing a history of interventionism and exploitation.
Was Abraham Lincoln Gay, and Should We Care?The documentary 'Lover of Men' contributes to the debate on Abraham Lincoln's sexuality, analyzing historical narratives through identity.
Phantom Limb by Chris Kohler review an unusual debutGillis seeks redemption through his new role as a minister after a personal failure, marked by the discovery of a miraculous disembodied hand.
After a borderland shootout, a 100-year-old battle for the truthChallenging the narrative of Texas Rangers' heroism through Tejano perspective.
Dennis Quaid Was One of Our Greatest Movie Stars. Now He's the Star of Reagan. What Happened?Dennis Quaid's portrayal of Ronald Reagan lacks authenticity and coherence, overwhelmed by stylistic choices and a disjointed narrative.
Three review Yugoslavian trilogy of tales tracks the horrors of the second world warThe anti-war triptych 'Three' by Aleksandar Petrovic, a notable member of the Yugoslav Black Wave cinema movement, has been revived in a distinctively self-aware manner.