Monthly Archives: March, 2026

Bloody Sunday or the moment when America was forced to look its demo(n)cracy in the face

History 12 March 2026

Mabiala Ma Nganga, the Congolese hero who resisted the French colonial empire

Biographie 12 March 2026

François de Pescay, the black Doctor France erased from Its history

History 4 March 2026

Jean-Pierre Boyer or the haitian paradox

History 4 March 2026

1619, the first Africans in Virginia

History 4 March 2026

The Drownings of Cap-Français, or extermination by the sea (1802–1803)

History 4 March 2026

The Maroons of the Great Dismal Swamp, or freedom at the heart of the marshes

History 4 March 2026

PAIGC: from guerrilla warfare to independence, the epic of Guinea-Bissau and Cape Verde

Politics 3 March 2026

Philippe Sudre Dartiguenave: Washington’s man in Port-au-Prince

History 3 March 2026

Eugene Bullard, the black swallow (1895–1961)

Biographie 3 March 2026

Slave trade act of 1807: the british law that abolished the slave trade

History 3 March 2026

Bilal ibn Rabah, freed slave and first muezzin of islam

Culture 3 March 2026

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Sekhmet, the most feared of the Egyptian deities

3 April 2026

Speech by Aimé Césaire at the First World Festival of Negro Arts

3 April 2026

Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz: black blood in the British royal family

3 April 2026

Juan Garrido, the most famous of the Black conquistadors

3 April 2026