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The Champion They Wouldn’t Crown: Len Johnson and Britain’s Colour Bar

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Leonard Benker Johnson was born on October 22, 1902, in Clayton, Manchester. His father was a merchant seaman from Sierra Leone. His mother was...

The Negro Act of 1740 – The Law That Invented American...

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The Negro Act
On May 10, 1740, the South Carolina General Assembly enacted the "Bill for the better ordering and governing of Negroes and other slaves in...

Job Maseko – How a Gold Miner Sank a German Ship...

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Job Maseko was born around 1922 in KwaThema, a township in Springs, South Africa. He worked in the gold mines. When war came, he...

The Children They Tried to Erase: The Nazi Sterilisation of Afro-German...

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In 1937, Nazi Germany launched a secret sterilisation programme targeting mixed-race children in the Rhineland. These were the children of German women and Black...

The Professor They Could Not Convict: Angela Davis and the 1972...

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Angela Davis Not Guilty
On 4 June 1972, an all-white jury in San Jose, California, found Angela Yvonne Davis not guilty of murder, kidnapping, and conspiracy. The charges...

The Man They Overthrew While He Was Trying to Save Other...

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On February 21, 1966, Kwame Nkrumah boarded a plane for Hanoi. Ho Chi Minh had invited him to mediate the Vietnam War. Nkrumah believed...

“When They Found Out I Was Black, Their Interest Dropped”: The...

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Mary Beatrice Davidson Kenner was 12 years old when her family moved to Washington, D.C. Instead of exploring monuments, she walked the halls of...

The Book That Set Africa Ablaze: Frantz Fanon’s “The Wretched of...

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The facts, then. In 1961, a dying man in Tunisia wrote a book that would become the bible of decolonization. His name was Frantz...

Three Sisters Who Changed Wrestling Forever: The Forgotten Story of the...

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The facts, then. In the 1950s, three sisters from Decatur, Georgia, stepped into a wrestling ring and changed the sport forever. Their names were...

The Man Who Wrote “The Lion Sleeps Tonight” Died with $40...

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The facts, then. In 1939, a Zulu migrant worker named Solomon Linda walked into the Gallo Recording Studios in Johannesburg after his shift as...
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