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In August 2017 I wrote this post, and I am posting it here in hopes of it gaining a further audience beyond what it has gained when publishe
I tell the story of so-called "Black confederates".
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In August 2017 I wrote this post, and I am posting it here in hopes of it gaining a further audience beyond what it has gained when publishe
I tell the story of so-called "Black confederates".
The Moors Ran the South
The Moors Ran the South is untold history that was hidden by the controllers since this truth does not fit in with the false historical narrative of so-called Black people (Moors) coming from Africa as slaves. This information had to be hidden from the public because this post will demonstrate that so-called Black people were in power on both sides of the Civil War. This post will reveal a lot…
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Presentation on Us Colored Troops
Presentation on Us Colored Troops
There was a pretty good turnout at Bull Run Library last night as I presented on the decisive role the United States Colored Troops played ending the Civil War.
The power of white supremacy and racism after the war manifested itself as soon as the victory parades on May 23rd and 24th. Although both the Army of the Potomac and Sherman’s rangy veterans who marched through Georgia and on through…
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S03 E05: Searching for Black Confederates with Kevin M. Levin (on-demand streaming)
S03 E05: Searching for Black Confederates with Kevin M. Levin (on-demand streaming)
In this episode, we chat with educator, historian, and author Kevin M. Levin about his book “Searching for Black Confederates: The Civil War’s Most Persistent Myth”.
To be clear, the discussion wasn’t about whether enslaved and free black men were part of the Confederate Army. They were. What is…
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US Colored Troops and Black Confederates Presentation at Lake of the Woods
US Colored Troops and Black Confederates Presentation at Lake of the Woods
I had the pleasure of presenting a lecture, “US Colored Troops’ Decisive Role in the Civil War — and Black Confederates” to Lake of the Woods Civil War Study Group Friday morning. I am indebted to the gentleman standing in the rear, the group’s president Charles Brewer, for inviting me to address this distinguished audience a second time. I presented on my first book, War’s Cost, two years…
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Martin Luther King Jr. Day Talk at Manassas Regional Library Gene will discuss "US Colored Troops' Decisive Role in the Civil War and Black Confederates --Too Few, Too Late!" at the Manassas Regional Library, Ruth E. Lloyd Information Center for Genealogy, 8051 Ashton Avenue, Manassas at 7 PM on January 21st, 2020.
Were There Black Confederate Soldiers?
Were There Black Confederate Soldiers?
I’ve already published an essay on this topic, but since Southern Mythology continues to assert that some slaves did fight for the South, I’ve re-examined the topic with some important new insights:
There seems to be continued debate on the subject of black Confederate soldiers. Were there any?
Some things are certain. Many masters or their sons took slaves to the field, and in some, probably…
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