Does it matter that the great tide of Christian perfectionism bursting forth in early 19th century America included a touch of ethnic/racial cleansing? Right-wing ranters like Limbaugh say that it ...

Two hundred years after the first Africans were transported to America against their will, their descendants sailed back to the land of their ancestors. Soon, thousands of freeborn Blacks and former ...

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The Trump administration late Friday urged a federal judge in Maryland to allow immigration officials to deport Kilmar Abrego Garcia to Liberia, asserting that the government has cleared the final ...

Whenever the conversation turns to globalization, it's not long before China is mentioned -- and appropriately so, for with one-fifth of the world's population and the world's second largest economy ...

International as well as domestic pressure is building on President Bush to commit American troops to the suffering country of Liberia. For some, such a pure humanitarian intervention would salve the ...

An American physician serving as a missionary in Liberia has contracted the Ebola virus, according to SIM USA, a charity that sponsored the missionary. The unnamed physician was treating obstetrics ...

Another American missionary doctor has tested positive for Ebola in Monrovia, Liberia. He is the third American health care worker to contract the virus. The name of the doctor, who worked for the ...

Speaking before the Senate Armed Services Committee earlier this month, Gen. Michael Langley, the commander of US Africa Command, warned of the growing danger to US national security of Chinese ...

Images of war-torn Liberia have tugged at the national conscience. Even 500 American troops, supporters argue, will help end the 14-year-old civil war and will start Liberia on the road to peace and ...

In August 2023, I joined Afro Charities as an intern. I came as someone who had spent considerable time immersed in archives, deeply revering the processing archivists whose hands, eyes, feet and ...