What this headstone tells us about the famed sculptor, his family and the lasting impact of slavery
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About 130 years ago, this obscure part of town was full of vice — and roving gangs of violent women
A deep dive into the Work Projects Administration's interviews with formerly enslaved people reveals something about our history
Of all the cruel things people endured during enslavement, the constant threat of losing your loved ones had to be among the most heartbreaking
A headstone carved by William Edmondson points to a story many decades in the making
Exploring the intersecting histories of a famed Nashville sculptor and a unique local artifact
The trailblazing Black Nashvillian had bylines in the Banner and The Tennessean as early as 1910
‘Black in Blues’ shows how blue is woven throughout the story of Black life
Who was the Bernice Williams featured on a headstone by the famed Nashville sculptor?
The 45-minute doc on the local chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha will screen Thursday at the Belcourt
