Jim Crow

Separate is never equal: The Daily Worker’s 1954 Brown v. Board coverage

May 17, 2024 By People’s World

Even on the day of the decision, racist reaction was already rearing its head across the segregated South.

Gerald Horne endows International Publishers research prize on Indigenous dispossession and Black oppression

January 18, 2024 By C.J. Atkins

$1,000 scholarship seeks the best new manuscript.

Is slavery back in Alabama?

December 20, 2023 By Mark Gruenberg

For private businesses, prison labor is like a pot of gold. No strikes. No union organizing. No health benefits, unemployment insurance, or workers’ compensation to pay.

Slavery on the ballot in five states as activists challenge 13th Amendment loophole

October 24, 2022 By Kimberlee Kruesi

“We’ve never seen a single day in the United States where slavery was not legal,” said one Louisiana activist.

Kentucky Republicans dishonestly claim race education bill isn’t whitewashed history

March 3, 2022 By Berry Craig

SB 138, like its companions (House Bills 14, 18, and 487), will still limit classroom discussion of systemic racism.