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Bridging the Archival Divide. Lessons from ‘Archiving Activism Freedom School’

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From Africa to Austin: Bondy Washington

Notes from the Field: The Strange Case of Thome Corea

Early Modern and Colonial Histories of Globalization: An Interview with Ivonne del Valle, Anna More, and Rachel Sarah O’Toole (Part II)

Teaching Slavery, Possibilities for Historical Restitution, and the Papers of Indigenous Enslaver Rebecca McIntosh Hawkins Hagerty

NEP Faculty Feature - Dr. Daina Ramey Berry

NEP Faculty Feature: Dr. Daina Ramey Berry

Black Cowboys: An American Story

Black Cowboys: An American Story

Confessions of an Archives Convert: Reflecting on the Genaro García Collection

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An Inconvenient Past: Slavery at the Texas Governor’s Mansion

Gender & Sexuality: Collected Works from Not Even Past

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Black Resistance and Resilience: Collected Works From Not Even Past

Slavery in Early Austin: The Stringer’s Hotel and Urban Slavery

Banner image of the post Rage and Resistance at Ashbel Smith’s Evergreen Plantation

Rage and Resistance at Ashbel Smith’s Evergreen Plantation

Black and white image of the Neill-Cochran House

The Enslaved and the Blind: State Officials and Enslaved People in Austin, Texas

White Women and the Economy of Slavery

Missing Signatures: The Archives at First Glance

Goddess of Anarchy: Lucy Parsons, American Radical

The Price for their Pound of Flesh

The Price for Their Pound of Flesh

Longfellow’s Great Liberators: Abraham Lincoln and Dante Alighieri

Picture of a market stall in São Pedro, Brazil

History and Advocacy: Brazil in Turmoil

Letter from Sion R. Bostick to Eugene C. Barker discussing the illegal slave trade in Texas in the 1830s

The Illegal Slave Trade in Texas, 1808-1865

Picture of Quilombo of Ivaporunduva and the Ribeira de Iguape River in São Paulo, Brazil

The Public Historian: Giving it Back

On Flags, Monuments, and Historical Myths

Glimpsed in the Archive and Known no More: One Indian Slave’s Tale

Black and white image of the house of the first Confederate family in Americana in Brazil

Confederados: The Texans of Brazil

#Blacklivesmatter Till They Don’t: Slavery’s Lasting Legacy

Slavery in America: Back in the Headlines

Andrew Cox Marshall: Between Slavery and Freedom in Savannah

Slavery and Freedom in Savannah

Slavery and Freedom in Savannah

Jacqueline Jones on the Myth of Race in America

Daguerreotype of Marinda Atkins (1809-1878), wife of Sebron Sneed, ca. 1849-1850 in an ornate gold frame

The Many Histories of South Austin: The Old Sneed Mansion

Could a Muslim – or a Catholic or a Jew – Be President? A 1788 Constitutional Debate

An “Act of Justice”?

Work Left Undone: Emancipation was not Abolition

The Emancipation Proclamation reaches Savannah

1863 in 1963

History is Messy Work. And That’s OK.

The Freedmen’s Bureau: Work After Emancipation

Slavery, Work and Sexuality

Daina Ramey Berry on Slavery, Work and Sexuality

Debating the Causes of the Civil War

Black Loyalists and "The Book of Negroes" by Cassandra Pybus

Black Loyalists and “The Book of Negroes”

Toyin Falola on Africa and the United States

Let the Enslaved Testify

Jacqueline Jones on Civil War Savannah