We’ve all been consuming a considerable amount of media that references the tension between black men and white women—from white women’s co-opting of the Black Lives Matter movement, presumably in an attempt to appear woke, […]
A creative resurgence of the official publication of the National Woman Suffrage Association.
Category: Historical Archives
Conquering our Prejudices, Then and Now
As we commemorate the first anniversary of The Revolution (Relaunch), it’s worth remembering its tangled history of racism. Throughout its existence, The Revolution was the mouthpiece for Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton’s view […]
Excerpt from The Revolution, Feb 6, 1868: On the Impeachment of Andrew Johnson
Wendell Phillips, as quoted by The Revolution, boldly called for a president who would pledge “not [merely] his words,” but his “life” to the betterment of Black lives. Phillips is, of course, referring to Andrew […]
Excerpt from The Revolution, Vol. 2, No. 15, 1868
Introduction to the Excerpt The Reconstruction period marked a time of intense social change in the post-Civil War United States. One of the many changes was that (white) women began to advocate for the right […]
from The Revolution Vol 1, Part 1, 1868
In 1840, Parker Pillsbury (1809-1898) lost his Congregational Church license to preach due to his uncompromising attacks on church leaders who would not resist slavery. He then lectured across the United States and visited England, […]
The Revolution (Relaunch) 