#Atlantic slave trade

Source: Atlas Obscura Apple cider is practically the official beverage of the fall foliage season in the United States. But you’re far less likely to find its concentrated sibling, boiled cider, at local farm stands. This traditional New England sweetener, which dates back to colonial times, is

Author: By​ Neringa / Source: Bored Panda On one warm and unsuspecting day of July in 1860, a schooner named Clotilda, with the Captain William Foster and 110 African slaves on board, arrived in Mobile Bay, Alabama. Clotilda was the last known U.S. slave ship to bring captives from Africa to the

Content originally published at iBankCoin.com A recent report published by a U.N. commissioned organization concludes that America’s history of slavery justifies reparations for African Americans. The submission by the 'Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent' - which one might

Authored by Ned Barnett via AmericanThinker.com, Is anything and everything related to the Confederacy be wiped from the face of the earth?  Doing so, these radicals risk losing sight of American history. True, there were some Confederates who were virulent racists.  Nathan Bedford Forrest, an