Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Storyteller Lillian Grant-Baptiste performs a libation ceremony at the historical marker for the Weeping Time on Saturday, March 2 ...

Nearly three weeks after Savannah commemorated 165 years since the Weeping Time, Georgia legislators unanimously passed a bill set to increase education and awareness of the state’s largest slave ...

The Prophet, , was a leading example in tenderheartedness, and would shed tears in many incidents and situations. The Prophet, , was moderate in all his affairs. He never sobbed loudly when weeping or ...

Joshua Kristian McCoy is a freelance writer and film critic from the United States. He is a lifelong film buff, a voting member of the Georgia Film Critics Association, a tournament-winning Smash Bros ...

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Saturday marks 165 years since of one of the largest slave auctions in U.S. history, known as the Weeping Time. The Weeping Time was a two-day long slave auction in Georgia in ...

AKITA--Just as suddenly as it started, a wooden statue of the Virgin Mary abruptly stopped shedding tears, leaving the sisters and nuns at a Catholic church here without an explanation. From the ...

Today, 158 years ago, nearly 450 enslaved African-Americans were jammed into stalls at a horse track outside Savannah, to be sold to the highest bidder as part of the nation’s largest slave auction.

Janice Roots' ancestors were chattel numbers 118 through 122, she said. Roots found her distant kin when searching national archives. She came to her grandmother's great-grandfather at number 118.