-
A new exhibit at the Grand Rapids Public Museum allows visitors to revisit two major freedom movements in U.S. history. It's called "Changing America: The…
-
Two major people's movements in American history, with 100 years between them, are examined in a new exhibit at the Grand Rapids Public Museum. The…
-
June 19th is "Juneteenth." The annual celebration marks the day in 1865 when African-American slaves in Texas finally learned that they were free, long…
-
Next week, FaceOffTheatre will present a play by an all children’s cast that deals with two very serious subjects - the Holocaust and the Underground…
-
Historian and Archeologist Cheryl LaRoche says she likes to look into legends and lore, stories that have been refuted about slavery and the Underground…
-
Ned Sublette splits his time between writing books about history and writing and performing music. A two day visit to Kalamazoo has allowed him a chance…
-
Ned Sublette says his next book The American Slave Coast grew out of his previous work. Sublette will read from the forthcoming book Tuesday night at 7:00…
-
It the end of the Civil War when the play “The Whipping Man” opens. A young Confederate soldier who is severely wounded has just made it back home only to…