u.s. history

So much has happened on this date.

Borders “are a direct result of colonialism and maintain a neo-colonial worldview.”

Evonne Turner-Byfield is confronting anthropology’s racist, colonialist past.

The Dust Bowl was largely a man-made environmental emergency.

The bodies of thousands of Indigenous children have been discovered at schools in the U.S. and Canada.

How can we know if we’ve entered one, or when it’s over?

He’s depicted as a savage or a sideshow character. That's not the real story.

“[Lawmakers] created a problem that did not exist.”

The KKK’s murders of civil rights workers led to the passage of the Civil Rights Act.

More than 150 years after the end of slavery, the U.S. still mass imprisons Black men.

That’s what the “critical race theory” debate is really about.

“We’re [still] willing to buy these simplistic solutions.”

“His whole point was that America had to see that we were everywhere.”

This is a less radical proposal than it may seem.

The rebel flag is a symbol of terror, torture, and oppression.

Never forget.

From the gold rush through the Muslim ban.

History class doesn't have anything on these memes.

The funding comes from a tax on legal marijuana.

“Police departments are descendants of U.S. chattel slavery.”