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Johnson was a target of racial hostility, his actions demonized to “protect” white womanhood from Black masculinity.

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Prominent among the buzz generators this Broadway season is Branden Jacobs-Jenkins’s “Purpose,” playing at the Hayes Theater.

When I arrived as a graduate student in New York in 1983, the city and the country were in the middle of a vibrant anti-apartheid campaign. I never dreamt that 40 years later I would feel this gnawing ...

In July 1960, future Klansman Robert Fuller killed four of his Black employees. Two versions of the events would emerge.

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