Harvard economist Roland Fryer explains how examining plantation records and market prices deepens our understanding of a devastating chapter in American history. South Carolina’s Battery Wagner no ...
Civil War reenactors Calvin Osborne, center, and Anthony Jones, left, both of Washington, D.C., and Terry James of Florence stand in formation as they observe the anniversary of Black Union soldiers ...
Two cheers for Republican gubernatorial candidate Lee Zeldin’s belated opposition to the imminent destruction of Battery Park City’s beloved Wagner Park. The state-driven “resiliency” scheme to close ...
JAMES ISLAND, S.C. -- Black re-enactors from as far away as Florida and Washington, D.C., gathered Friday to commemorate the 54th Massachusetts’ heroic charge on Confederate Battery Wagner as well as ...
South Carolina’s Battery Wagner no longer exists—thanks to beach erosion and the ceaseless movement of the waters of Charleston harbor. It disappeared 20 years after it had momentarily become one of ...
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