American History

West African Bushmen Are Denied U.S. Visas,  July 3, 2008, Times-Dispatch (Richmond)
Aztec Massacre,  May 22, 2008, PBS
After Slavery, Servitude,  April 25, 2008, Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Senator Pushes School Course on Mass 1930s Deportations,  April 23, 2008, AP
Rice Hits U.S. ‘Birth Defect’,  March 28, 2008, Washington Times
McKinley Students African-American Museum,  March 28, 2008, Sioux City Journal
Frederick Commission Acts on Taney Statue,  March 14, 2008, AP
Pocahontas: Destroyer of Nations,  March 14, 2008, AR Classic Article
Letters Suggest Lincoln Wanted to Buy Slaves for $400 Apiece in ‘Gradual Emancipation’,  March 5, 2008, AP
Is a Multiracial Nation Possible?,  February 8, 2008, AR classic article
A Land of Their Own,  January 11, 2008, AR Classic Article
Former S.C. Slave’s Legacy Disputed,  November 21, 2007, USA TODAY
Before Columbus . . .,  October 9, 2007, National Review Online
Diversity Gave Birth To L.A.,  August 22, 2007, Los Angeles Times
Taney’s Tainted Legacy,  July 17, 2007, Baltimore Sun
Remembering The 1967 Detroit Riots,  July 13, 2007, Detroit News
A Name Change To Honor Slaves Who Built Capitol,  June 18, 2007, Washington Post
Phila. To Honor Washington’s Slaves,  February 28, 2007, AP
Sharpton’s Ancestor Was Owned by Thurmond’s,  February 26, 2007, Washington Post
The Real-Life Indiana Jones And The Mansion Of Doom,  February 21, 2007, London Times
DNA Clue To Presidential Puzzle,  February 7, 2007, BBC News
Did Rats, Not Spanish, Doom Indians?,  January 10, 2007, AP
Teachers Emphasize The Indians’ Side,  November 22, 2006, AP
Atlanta Reflects On Racist Past,  September 5, 2006, AP
Minorities Seek History Class Changes,  August 21, 2006, AP
Mexican Border Incursions Redux: In 1916, Wilson Sent in the Army,  January 27, 2006, Washington Times
Black History Becoming a Star Tourist Attraction,  August 16, 2005, Washington Post
Ed. Panel to Probe Lessons of Slavery,  August 12, 2005, New York Post
Georgia Lynchings to Be Re-Enacted,  July 25, 2005, AP
Capitol Slave Labor Studied,  June 2, 2005, AP
Program Gives Kids Intense View of Slavery,  May 16, 2005, AP
Nickelodeon Tells Kids: Alamo Fought for Slavery,  May 9, 2005, WorldNetDaily.com
Lincoln Museum Offers Unflinching Look at Racism, Civil War,  April 20, 2005, Chicago Tribune