To feed “King Cotton,” more than a million African Americans were carried off into the Deep South. That’s two and a half times the number that were brought to the United States from Africa.

Now residing in Palm Coast, "he's a dedicated family man, marathoner, and long-distance cyclist," the press release states.

While some farmers are breathing a sigh of relief after Hurricane Idalia’s pass through the state, others in deep South Georgia were left with fields of mangled cotton, hundreds of downed trees ...

The shelves were lined with books telling the story of the gauzy Old South. What those books did not tell us was the truth about slavery, its brutality, and our family's part in it.

If T. S. Elliott had ever experienced July in the Deep South, he’d never have called April “the cruelest month.” July is when ...