Explore the complex dynamics of 1775 as Lord Dunmore’s bold proclamation granted liberty to enslaved Black colonials willing to fight for the British. Learn how this pivotal moment influenced the American Revolution and revealed the contradictions of the fight for independence.
Explore the remarkable story of Dunmore’s Ethiopian Regiment, a bold cohort of Black colonials who fought for freedom during the American Revolution. Their legacy symbolizes resilience, hope, and the enduring fight for justice.
Explore the origins of the white supremacy myth in colonial America and uncover the truth about the stolen labor and narratives that shaped the nation’s history.
Discover the inspiring story of Paul Cuffee, a visionary leader who broke barriers as a Black entrepreneur, activist, and advocate for equality in colonial America.
Uncover the overlooked history of African contributions and royal diversity in England. Learn about the extralegal origins of slavery in colonial America and the abolition of slave codes by the British government.
Explore the legacy of Bacon’s Rebellion in 1675, a pivotal uprising that united oppressed groups but ultimately led to the entrenchment of racialized slavery. Learn how class rebellion was reshaped into systemic racial oppression and why this history calls for unity and justice today.
Explore the unlawful foundations of slavery in colonial America, its betrayal of English law, and the extralegal codes that entrenched racial tyranny. Learn how these practices were nullified by English law and the American Colonies Act, spotlighting the fight for justice and equality.
Discover the profound impact of Sir Henry Clinton’s 1779 Philipsburg Proclamation during the American Revolution. Learn how it expanded freedom for enslaved Black colonists, challenged the Southern economy, and reshaped the fight for liberty.
Discover the untold story of the Treaty of Paris and its implications for Black colonials during the American Revolution. Explore the compromises, contradictions, and enduring lessons of America’s founding peace.
In 1783, as news of peace spread, black colonials in New York faced rampant kidnappings in violation of the Treaty of Paris. Discover how British General Carleton defended their freedom against American opposition.