Henry Louis Gates Jr - Library Book

Reconstruction, White Supremacy, And The Rise Of Jim Crow

Delving into the Reconstruction Era: A Promise of Progress and Betrayal The Reconstruction era, a defining period in American history, emerged from the ashes of the Civil War, promising a transformative era of healing and equality....

Diego Blair5 min read

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Unveiling the Complexities of Race in America: A Journey Through "Colored People" by Henry Louis Gates Jr.

In his groundbreaking work, "Colored People: A Memoir," historian and cultural critic Henry Louis Gates Jr. confronts the deeply entrenched and ever-evolving concept of race in America. Through a deeply personal and scholarly lens, Gates delves...

Harold Blair6 min read

The African Americans: Many Rivers to Cross

The African Americans: Many Rivers to Cross is a comprehensive and engaging history of the African American experience in the United States. From the horrors of slavery to the triumphs of the Civil Rights Movement, this book...

Howard Blair4 min read

America's First Black Poet and Her Encounters with the Founding Fathers

In the annals of American history, the name Phillis Wheatley stands as a beacon of literary brilliance and unwavering determination. Born into slavery in 1753, Wheatley emerged as the first Black poet to publish a book in the...

Mitch Foster5 min read

Lincoln On Race And Slavery: A Journey To Reconciliation

Author: Lerone Bennett Jr. Lincoln On Race And Slavery is a powerful and moving account of Abraham Lincoln's journey to reconciliation on race and slavery. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in...