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The word traces from Latin niger “black,” entering English via Spanish negro and French nègre in the 16th–17th centuries as a neutral descriptor; by the late 18th and especially the early 19th century...
The simple claim that "between 1830 and 1930 Latinos were lynched, massacred, or executed extrajudicially " cannot be supported by the best published scholarship in the provided reporting; leading his...
Peer-reviewed academic responses to works titled "The Harbinger" are not present in the supplied reporting; available sources are almost entirely popular-media reviews, religiously oriented critiques,...
Medieval primary texts that describe a Khazar elite converting to Judaism include the Khazar Correspondence (notably the letter of King Joseph preserved in later Jewish sources), Arabic and Persian ge...
The claim names an article by Dominik Nagl titled "The Governmentality of Slavery in Colonial Boston, 1690-1760" purportedly in Amerikastudien Vol. 58, No. 1 . The materials supplied do not include a ...