Race, Racism and the Middle Ages: Table of Contents - The Public Medievalist

In February, 2017, The Public Medievalist inaugurated a new special series of essays on one of the thorniest issues surrounding the Middle Ages today: Race, Racism, and the Middle Ages. Issues of race lie at the heart of our understanding of the medieval world; racists—even within the ranks of the academic medievalist community—have, for far too long, warped our understanding of the past. And considering the recent uptick of overt prejudice, hate crimes, and politically sanctioned racism in the US and Europe, this series seems particularly timely and necessary.

The United Princesses of America: Ethnic Diversity and Cultural Purity in Disney's Medieval Past

Medieval history scholars are suddenly on the front lines in the fight against white supremacists

Teaching British Histories of Race, Migration and Empire

Race and Racism and the Middle Ages, Dr. Paul Sturtevant

The Fantasy of the Middle Ages: An Epic Journey through Imaginary Medieval Worlds by Larisa Grollemond

Race, Racism and the Middle Ages: Table of Contents - The Public Medievalist

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Stamped From the Beginning' Review: A Stark History of Racism

How NASA Joined the Civil Rights Revolution

Did Race and Racism Exist in the Middle Ages? - Not Even Past

Racism and Medieval History Discussed During Visiting Scholar Lecture - Catholic University of America, Washington, DC

Smarthistory – The Catalan Atlas

New research finds Black women of African descent more likely to die of medieval plague

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