Tyler D. Parry

The erasure of Black leaders from the most misunderstood period in American history.

The battles over Critical Race Theory and Southern heritage are really about a narrow, exclusionary reading of our past.

From Kentucky to Wales and all across the Atlantic, the enslaved and downtrodden got married – by leaping over a broom. Why?

June, PTSD Awareness month, is a time to recognize how trauma has shaped our history.

How dogs permeated slave societies and bolstered European ambitions for colonial expansion and social domination.

Responding to “Race and the Paradoxes of the Night,” by Celeste Henery.

Certain pundits are misrepresenting the biography of the "first black slaveholder."

As we debate reparations, we need to get the facts right.

Have historians privileged land-based models and ignored how African Americans participated in aquatic activities?

Restoring agency to enslaved people means acknowledging not only that they created marriages, but that they ended them, too.

Police brutality has been a hot topic in contemporary society, but when did this all really start and where did dogs get involved?

Since slavery, dogs have been used to intimidate and control African Americans.