Filed in A-Featured & African American Studies & Geography & History & World History | November 10, 2009
Rathbone writes, “I had fallen in love with a tart, a very pretty tart, but a tart with stony heart.” Read why South Africa has been his “Place of the Year” for quite some time.
Filed in A-Editor's Picks & A-Featured & African American Studies & American History & Current Events & Law & Politics | November 3, 2009
Peggy Pascoe looks at Justice of Pece Keith Bardwell’s refusal to marry Beth Humphrey and Terence McKay.
Filed in A-Featured & African American Studies & American History & Current Events | October 26, 2009
LeeAnna Keith reflects on the role race may have played in the decision to award the Nobel Peace Prize to President Barack Obama.
Filed in A-Featured & African American Studies & Biography & Music & Online Resources & Reference | August 19, 2009
A post in honor of this great musician.
Filed in A-Featured & African American Studies | April 1, 2009
A look at change.
Filed in A-Featured & African American Studies & Current Events | March 30, 2009
Oxford mourns the passing of John Hope Franklin, a most extraordinary man and a great historian. Our condolences to his family and his many friends. He will be missed.
Filed in A-Featured & African American Studies & Biography | January 16, 2009
A look at A. Leon Higginbotham Jr.
Filed in A-Featured & African American Studies & Current Events & Politics | November 7, 2008
Carol Holmes reflects on voting.
Filed in A-Featured & African American Studies & American History & Current Events & Politics | November 6, 2008
Paul Finkelman writes about on the historic election of Barack Obama as the first black president of the United States of America.
Filed in A-Editor's Picks & A-Featured & African American Studies & American History & Current Events & History & Politics | November 5, 2008
Henry Louis Gates Jr. on the long path that led to Sen. Barack Obama being declared President-elect.
