Harvard Law School’s New Shield No Longer References a Slave Owner’s Family Crest The new design includes Harvard's Latin motto, veritas, over the words lex et iustitia, which mean law and justice. By Helen Holmes
Amsterdam’s ‘Slavery’ Exhibition Links Dutch Colonial Art to the Slave Trade A Rembrandt portrait of a sugar refinery heir and dioramas made for Europeans both show how art smoothed over the raw edges of reality. By Helen Holmes
A Civil War-Era Painting by a Black Artist was Gifted to Biden on Inauguration Day The Black, Civil War-era artist's career was bolstered by abolitionists, who bought his paintings and funded his trips to Europe. By Helen Holmes
The Wages of Regret: How Do We Remember Painful Portions of History in the Context of a Modern City? By Chris Pomorski
‘Joe The Plumber’s’ Spokesman Explains His Holocaust Theories: ‘Joe Is A Student Of History’ By Hunter Walker