UHLC Dean Leonard Baynes set the stage with a historical overview of civil rights in the U.S., from the Dred Scott decision (1857 ... before obtaining her master’s and doctorate from Harvard ...

The US Supreme Court made the black persons’ status worse in the infamous “Dred Scott” decision that held black slaves were not citizens and were “property” (some argue therefore they ...

He continued to renew his Master’s License for the rest of his ... Interment will be in Calvary Cemetery, where Dred Scott, William Tecumseh Sherman, and Tennessee Williams found rest.

Rather than trying to match Spain in the production of oranges, Scotland need only master production of salmon ... case involving slavery before Dred Scott 16 years later. The schooner was ...

The Equal Justice Initiative (EJI) has released new research on Dred and Harriet Scott, an enslaved couple who sued for their freedom. The Scott's case went to the Supreme Court in 1856 ...

Lynne Jackson, the great-great-granddaughter of Dred Scott, is working to keep his legacy alive. Jackson is also the founder of the Dred Scott Heritage Foundation. A 9-foot-tall monument stands in ...

ST. LOUIS – FOX 2 continues its honoring of the Black History Series, reflecting on the stories of those who shaped the nation’s history. Lynne Jackson, the great-great-granddaughter of Dred ...

From screenings to snowstorms, from rituals to remembrances, we’ve taken the Bates pulse — and now we share it with you. The play reflects on its own form, blurring the line between performance and ...

When Congress was unable to reach an agreement, the Supreme Court held that it was unconstitutional for Congress to prohibit slavery in the territories in the infamous case of Dred Scott v.

What do you notice about the mass of biological (living) forms and mass of technological (man-made) forms on Earth? What do you wonder? By The Learning Network A teenager and a New York Times ...

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Stephens mercifully avoids getting too on-the-nose in terms of time and place (minus one very funny reference to Reykjavík), and at the same time, he, a British-Irish playwright, and Scott ...