& that relationship wasn’t just between the nations’ leaders or governments. It also made it much more possible for Moroccans to immigrate to the US, & they did so, creating striking & inspiring communities like the “Moorish” (Moroccan) American community in 1780s Charleston, South Carolina.
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As I highlighted in this @cnn.com column inspired by my book We the People, that Revolutionary-era South Carolina Moroccan American community wasn’t just groundbreaking in its presence. It also likely influenced the most radical part of the U.S. Constitution + www.cnn.com/2019/07/20/o...
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Me too, but one of many reasons we have to create our own public scholarly spaces, like @gvaughnjoy.bsky.social did with our site! blackwhiteandread.com
I thought of the story of the Sultan intervening on behalf of an enslaved man: mississippitoday.org/2025/10/27/n...