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African Americans in Central Texas History: From Slavery to Civil Rights.

• Authors : Goodwin, Ronald E.

Subjects: Texas

• Source: Journal of Southern History. Feb, 2020, Vol. 86 Issue 1, p162, 3 p.

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Black Catholics celebrate Juneteenth, reckon with church's history of slavery.

• Source: Washingtonpost.com. June 18, 2023

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Texas Pushes to Obscure the State's History of Slavery and Racism

• Authors : Romero, Simon

• Source: International New York Times. May 22, 2021

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African Americans in Central Texas History: From Slavery to Civil Rights.

• Authors : Esther Hammack, María

Subjects: TEXAS state history; CIVIL rights; AFRICAN AmericansTEXAS

• Source: New Mexico Historical Review; Winter2023, Vol. 98 Issue 1, p105-107, 3p

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Why Texas is execution capital; explanations range from the history of slavery to the state's budget for legal defense.

• Authors : Bryce, Robert

• Source: The Christian Science Monitor. Dec 14, 1998 3.

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Slave Hiring in Texas.

• Authors : Campbell, Randolph B.

Subjects: NINETEENTH century; PROBATE records; SLAVEHOLDERSTEXAS; UNITED States

• Source: American Historical Review; Feb88, Vol. 93 Issue 1, p107, 8p

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Texas Slavery Project.

• Authors : Sinclair, C. L.

Subjects: HISTORY of slaveryTEXAS

• Source: Choice: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries; Mar2011, Vol. 48 Issue 7, p1366-1366, 1/5p

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Should We "Forget the Alamo"?: Myths, Slavery, and the Texas Revolution.

• Authors : Willingham, John

Subjects: REVOLUTIONS; ACTIVISM; SLAVERYTEXAS

• Source: Southwestern Historical Quarterly; Apr2023, Vol. 126 Issue 4, p466-493, 28p

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CRITICAL RACE THEORY: COUNTERSTORYTELLING THE CASE OF 'OLD FRANK' AND THE DANIEL FAMILY CEMETERY.

• Authors : Grafenreed, Mark C.

Subjects: CRITICAL race theory; HISTORICAL markers; MEMORIALIZATIONTEXASSOUTHERN Methodist University

• Source: SMU Law Review Forum; 2023, Vol. 76 Issue 1, p175-193, 60p

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‘THE MOOR’S ABUSED BY SOME MOST VILLAINOUS KNAVE, SOME BASE NOTORIOUS KNAVE, SOME SCURVY FELLOW’: LEGAL SPACES, RACIAL TRAUMA AND SHAKESPEARE’S THE TRAGEDY OF OTHELLO, THE MOOR OF VENICE.

• Authors : BARKSDALE-SHAW, LISA M.

Subjects: RACISM; AFRICAN Americans; SHOOTINGS (Crime)TEXASOTHELLO (Play : Shakespeare)

• Source: Shakespeare Survey; 2022, Vol. 75, p103-121, 19p

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