THE WORDS OF SLAVES *** Show at Magnolia Mound Presents the Lives of Slaves in Their Own Voices
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By GREG LANGLEY  No one who was a slave in the American South is still living. Yet the words of slaves will be heard again at Magnolia Mound Plantation today.
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When a Roman general returned from a successful campaign and was rewarded with a triumphal parade through the city, a slave stood behind him on his chariot to whisper the words "Memento mori" in his ear.
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African American Toni Manieson knows what it is like to sing the blues.
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Interviews with both men were added this past week to the college's "Mapping Our Tears" exhibit, in which visitors watch videotaped testimony from an attic setting resembling those that Jewish fugitives might ...
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As I watched thousands of people gather in Jena, Louisiana, via CNN and CNN.com, tears were streaming down my face.
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There&#039;s hardly a spot on Cuba untouched by its slavery past, not unlike most Caribbean islands.
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A contemporary art exhibition marking the bicentenary of the outlawing of the British slave trade has opened in London, part of a season of such events throughout the country.
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Stagers, those who teach the dancers the steps, timing, architecture and intention of a ballet, share their experiences.
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JAMESTOWN -- They were known as the "20 and odd," the first African slaves to set foot in North America at the English colony settled in 1607.
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By Josh Lanier, The Charlotte Observer, N.C.  Jun. 8--GASTONIA -- Critics of a blackface performance by three white men  at a Gastonia church say they want to move on -- but not without an apology.   The Rev. Thomas Holbrooks Jr.
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âJerry Springer: The Operaâ uncovers something grand within the small, squalid lives it portrays.
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By David Crumm, Detroit Free Press  Feb. 18--Hundreds of churches across Michigan are joining forces today with moviemakers and social activists around the world to build political momentum for a campaign to end the ancient practice of slavery.
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&quot;Arise, ye who refuse to be slaves!&quot; go  the stirring words that open China&#39;s national anthem.
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Playbill - Langston in Harlem, a new musical biography of the African-American writer Langston Hughes, using his own words and boasting music by Broadway's Walter Marks, is getting two private industry presentations in Manhattan Feb. 7-8.
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Church, often as not, is the place to speak of the ethereal, the unseen and untouchable. During the 10:30 am service at Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church, Dr.
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Tours, exhibits and commemorative plaques in the Capitol should recognize the contributions of slaves in constructing Congress' home, experts told a House committee Wednesday
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A city councilman says he hears it over and over on the streets of New York City: young people casually addressing each other using a racial slur that has a painful history intertwined with slavery.