In the 1840s, abolitionists like William Lloyd Garrison, for example, “wanted to burn the Constitution and saw it as a “compact with the devil.” But by the 1850s, Douglass shifted his stance.

This essay is adapted from Fear No Pharaoh ... It didn’t help that leading abolitionists like William Lloyd Garrison occasionally heaped scorn on Jews as “lineal descendant[s] of the monsters ...

Finkelstein notes that, although Turner’s rebels committed mass atrocities against white civilians, William Lloyd Garrison did not condemn them ... the horrendous torture meted out to Baker is an ...

William Lloyd Garrison gave Black Americans a new and strident voic in his newspaper, The Liberator. Garrison didn't just use African Americans as symbols. He published their work in his newspaper.

Harvard President Alan Garber stated Monday that he would not comply with the Trump administration’s outrageous list of demands, which include reporting to the federal government the identities ...

Once married, the Motts moved to Philadelphia, where they became founding members of William Lloyd Garrison’s Anti-Slavery Society. In 1821 Mott became a Quaker minister, and in 1833 she founded ...

Leaving Oberlin, Lewis moved to Boston, where abolitionist leader William Lloyd Garrison arranged for her to study with sculptor Edward A. Brackett. Soon afterward, in her small studio on Tremont ...

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(Updated) Outrage continued mounting from both the grassroots and elected officials Wednesday against Avelo Airlines’ decision to run deportation flights, as more than 14,000 people (at last check) ...

Part spoof and part serious, the film is about mythmaking as much as it is about music. The result is delightfully destabilizing. By Alissa Wilkinson During every scene of this western, I couldn ...