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Rebel Slaves and Resistance in the Revolutionary Caribbean

The history of slave rebels and resistance in the Caribbean is a rich and complicated story. Enslaved people in the Caribbean resorted to active resistance much more often than their North American and South American counterparts. Haiti (known then as Saint-Domingue), Jamaica, Barbados, and the Dutch Guianas were particularly prone Read more…

By Marissa Rhodes, 4 years1 year ago
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King Ahebi Ugbabe: Sex, Gender, and Power in Colonial Nigeria

King Ahebi Ugbabe was unique among the men of Igboland in colonial Nigeria. There weren’t many kings in Igboland at all. But the infrequency of kingship is not what set Ugbabe  apart: more importantly, in a world dominated by councils of old men, where political, social, economic, and spiritual roles were Read more…

By Averill Earls, 5 years2 years ago
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Black Athena Controversy: Battle of Historians

When historians’ disagreements get a little out of hand: the Black Athena controversy.

By Averill Earls, 5 years4 years ago
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