The plot to topple Abraham Lincoln with the phony "Miscegenation" pamphlet failed. Tens of thousands of people, many of them African-Americans, attended and cheered his second inauguration on ...

Professor Brian Dirck talked about Abraham Lincoln's life as a method of understanding white American's views on race and slavery both before and during the Civil War. Professor Dirck argued that ...

Abraham Lincoln scholars Lucas Morel and Mark Steiner discussed how the Founding Fathers influenced Lincoln's presidency as well as his evolving views on race and citizenship. Mr. Morel is the ...

What Lincoln Believed: The Values and Convictions of America’s Greatest President By Michael Lind Doubleday, 358 pages, $27.95 What did Abraham Lincoln believe? Michael Lind seems to promise … ...

Abraham Lincoln would despise you all: Race, the South and the GOP's most delusional fantasy Republicans call themselves party of Lincoln, then take stands on race the late president would never ...

This undated photo provided by the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum in Springfield, Ill., shows what historical experts say is Abraham Lincoln's handwriting.

Lincoln’s legacy and the race riots of 1908 are certainly not lost on Reverend Martin Woulfe, who runs Abraham Lincoln Unitarian Universalist Congregation in Springfield.

CORRECTION: An earlier version misstated when Delegate Wren Williams took office. Williams took office on Wednesday.A new measure aimed at eliminating critical race theory in Virginia schools propo… ...

In “Our Ancient Faith,” historian Allen C. Guelzo reflects on the 16th president’s views on liberty, law, economics and race.

Abraham Lincoln was one of the most important leaders of the United States. Here’s a look at some lesser known facts about the 16th president.

Lincoln on Race and Slavery (Princeton University Press; illustrated edition February 11, 2009) is a comprehensive perspective on President Abraham Lincoln’s attitudes on slavery and race relations.