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250 years of American independence: 'Enslaved and freed Black people were not merely witnesses to the Atlantic Revolutions, they were active participants'
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250 years of American independence: 'Enslaved and freed Black people were not merely witnesses to the Atlantic Revolutions, they were active participants'

Elisabeth Landi argues for a more inclusive commemoration of the American Revolution, highlighting the contributions of Black fighters.

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Summary

  • Calls for recognition of Black contributions to the American Revolution.
  • Highlights the active role of enslaved and freed Black people in the Atlantic Revolutions.
  • Advocates for a more inclusive historical narrative.

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Author Elisabeth Landi
Publication Le Monde
Publication Date 2026-07-03

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Update at 01:22 UTC on 2026-07-03

Le Monde reported Elisabeth Landi, a history professor, argues in this op-ed for Le Monde that commemorations marking the birth of the United States should fully acknowledge the memory of Black fighters who shed their blood for a revolution that did not chal.

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