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William Spivey in Black History Month 365

Sep 11, 2022

The Hanging, Dissecting, and Beheading of Nat Turner

How Many Times and Ways Can You Kill a Man?

15 responses

William Spivey in Black History Month 365

Jun 9, 2023

William Taft’s Racist Inaugural Address

He Said The Quiet Part Out Loud

8 responses

William Spivey in Black History Month 365

Jan 24, 2023

Buck Breaking: The Rape and Beating of Black Enslaved Men to Make Them Compliant

How Prevalent Was…

6 responses

William Spivey in Black History Month 365

Jul 3, 2023

“What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?

Is Frederick Douglass’s Question Any Less Relevant Today?

8 responses

William Spivey in Black History Month 365

Aug 27, 2022

The Thomas Jefferson & Sally Hemings Relationship: Romance or Rape?

The Case Is Clear

24 responses

William Spivey in Black History Month 365

Sep 5, 2022

Seven First Hand Accounts Of Forced Breeding And Rape Of Enslaved Women

For The Sake Of Profit

13 responses

William Spivey in Black History Month 365

Nov 14, 2022

Where Is Sally Hemings Grave?

Hint: Not Here In The Jefferson Family Cemetery

12 responses

William Spivey in Black History Month 365

Jun 15, 2021

Critical Race Theory: What They Don’t Want Your Kids to Know

Why a Forty-Year Old Policy is Under…

11 responses

William Spivey in Black History Month 365

Jul 11, 2022

Critical Race Facts: Ten Historical Events Schools RarelyTeach

What They Don’t Want You To Know

27 responses

William Spivey in Black History Month 365

Jun 27, 2022

The Casual Killing Act of 1669

It Sounds Just Like Qualified Immunity Today

13 responses

These were the top 10 stories published by Black History Month 365; you can also dive into yearly archives: 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024.

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Black History Month 365

Stories in this publication will focus on Black History and a little White History that has been distorted. We’ll focus on people and policies and the impact they continue to have on America today.

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