It is known most notoriously as the site of the Dred Scott case. The case involved a ... According to the National Park Service, it was used as an art school and a workshop to refurbish toys ...

Rodney Kite-Powell, a historian at the Tampa Bay History Center, told “The Art Newspaper” that ... including Harriett Scott and along with Dred Scott who famously sued for their freedom.

While that determination is more an art than science, it became the most protected aspect ... One could even argue that robo-justices would avoid egregious errors like the 1857 Dred Scott v. Sandford ...

The remains of hundreds of Black tenant farmers from a former Virginia tobacco plantation will be moved to a dedicated burial ...

Dred Scott, with his wife Harriet ... It’s a combination of repurposed art + play inside a building that was a former shoe factory. Purchase your tickets in advance online to avoid spending ...

The amendment has been a part of the US Constitution since 1868 after the Dred Scott Supreme Court decision that determined Scott, a slave, wasn't a citizen. If implemented, Trump's executive ...

who had previously been excluded from the Constitution's protections by the Supreme Court in the infamous Dred Scott decision. Trump's executive order was set to go into effect Feb. 19 ...

The citizenship clause reversed the Supreme Court's decision in Dred Scott v. Sandford, which had denied citizenship to Black Americans. Trump and his allies say they have the authority to ban ...

From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing. Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC or ...

Deegan has studied at the California Institute of the Arts in Santa Clarita, California, and the Gage Academy of Art in ...

This month marks the fifth anniversary of the pandemic. We asked students how their lives are different today because of it. By The Learning Network President Trump abruptly stopped providing ...

Black people fought back after the U.S. Supreme Court told Dred Scott we had no rights that whites were “bound to respect” in 1857. Harriet Tubman resolved to “be free or die” and backed ...