Luther Adams - Free Man of Color
Luther Adams - Free Man of Color
Anna Duensing is an historian whose research and teaching focus on African American history, Black internationalism, Black radicalism, and transnational social movements. She is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Virginia’s Carter G. Woodson Institute for African-American and African Studies and the incoming Albert R. Lepage Endowed Professor in History at Villanova University (Fall 2024). She is currently working on her first monograph, tentatively titled Fascism Is Already Here: Civil Rights and the Making of a Black Antifascist Tradition. Her writing has also appeared in History & Theory and the Washington Post’s Made By History. In addition to her academic research, writing, and teaching, Duensing is an active public scholar with over a decade of experience in museums, documentary, oral history, 9-12 curriculum development, community radio, and podcasting.
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Introduction to The Black Anti-Fascist Tradition: A Forum

The explosion in nativism, authoritarianism, and rightwing populism in recent years has unleashed a roiling debate over whether fascism presents or has ever

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A Fighting Anti-Fascist Army

Like many Black soldiers conscripted in the segregated armed forces during World War II, Burt Jackson did not need did need battlefield instruction

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