Emancipator’s live outfit — Emancipator Ensemble — features a fantastic band performing alongside Doug Appling, the main producer and writer. The band performs to a skeleton track of samples, which ...

Emancipator Creates Chill Collage of Classical Sound on ‘Ghost Pong,’ Announces New LP: Premiere “Ghost Pong” is a chill event spent watching shadow move.

The Emancipator was first published in Tennessee by Elihu Ebree, a White man who had freed all the enslaved people living on his land. According to Boston University, it may have been the first ...

The Emancipator, an abolitionist newspaper, was born in the 19 th century at a time when many Americans were challenging the institution of slavery. Now, the Emancipator is being reborn as a ...

The revived version of The Emancipator is a joint effort by Boston University’s Center for Antiracist Research and The Boston Globe’s Opinion team that’s expected to launch in the coming months.

Emancipator Cops a Jazzy Vibe on ‘Goodness,’ Announces ‘Baralku’ LP Emancipator's 'Baralku' will be released Friday, Nov. 17. Listen to the LP's Aussie-inspired second single, 'Goodness.' ...

I checked for the "great emancipator" on the Web with the help of a new book, "The Civil War on the Web: a Guide to the Very Best Sites," (SR Books, $18.95) by William G. Thomas and Alice E. Carter.

— The Emancipator was the first abolitionist newspaper ever published in the United States. It was created by a Tennessean named Elihu Embree. This week it relaunched in Boston, Massachusetts.