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Abolitionism
The Legacy of Zumbi dos Palmares
325 years ago, an African King was killed in the forests of northern Brazil. He remains one of the great symbols of black liberation in the Atlantic World. Portrait of Zumbi dos Palmares by Pedro Celso Cruz de Souza (Source: Wikimedia Commons).
The Roving Radical: The Untold Story of Fanny Wright
Born today in 1795, Frances 'Fanny' Wright is one of the most remarkable yet least known revolutionaries we’ve ever heard of. Frances 'Fanny' Wright was just as remarkable as famous radicals like Tom Paine and Francisco da Miranda.
Sylvia Pankhurst: Suffragette, Internationalist and Honorary Ethiopian
In 1935, Mussolini's fascist forces invaded Ethiopia. Sylvia Pankhurst led the international protests which followed, forging a lifelong bond in the process.
Mary Wollstonecraft: Finding Feminism in the French Revolution
It takes a brave person to stand up and back a revolution. Sometimes it takes an even braver one to call out its weaknesses.
Teaching Us How To Die
The story of Crispus Attucks, the escaped slave who became the first person to die for American independence...
The first person to die for American independence was a mixed-race sailor and escaped slave called Crispus Attucks.