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Seeking Zero-Tolerance of Slavery: The Abolitionism Movement

By Tamara Shiloh The year was 1619. A Portuguese slave ship, the São João Bautista, made its way across the Atlantic Ocean filled with human cargo:...

“The National Colored Convention in Session at Washington, DC.” Harper’s Weekly (February 6, 1869). Courtesy of the Library Company of Philadelphia, https://librarycompany.org/

Black History6 years ago

150 Years After Ratification of the 15th Amendment, Black Votes Are Still Contested

NNPA NEWSWIRE — “The right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any...

Coralie Franklin Cook, (Courtesy of Monticello)

Black History6 years ago

Suffragist Coralie Franklin Cook: First Descendant of Monticello Slave to Graduate College

NNPA NEWSWIRE — "No woman and no class of women can be degraded, and all womankind not suffer thereby … and so Miss Anthony," Coralie Franklin...

Gwen McKinney is President and Founder of McKinney & Associates Public Relations, for which she is responsible for translating the vision of "public relations with a conscience" into a sustained, bold and tested suite of communications services and activities. She is also the founder and lead collaborator for Suffrage.Race.Power.

Black History7 years ago

OP-ED: Women’s Suffrage Forged by Founding Sisters: Happy Birthday to Ida B.

NNPA NEWSWIRE — Ida B. revered the Black press as an organizing tool. Though her newspaper The Memphis Free Speech was destroyed by racist mobs, she...

Op-Ed10 years ago

Child Watch: Recognizing All of America’s S/Heroes

By Marian Wright Edelman (NNPA News Wire Columnist) Every day I wear a pair of medallions around my neck with portraits of two of my role...

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Seeking Zero-Tolerance of Slavery: The Abolitionism Movement

150 Years After Ratification of the 15th Amendment, Black Votes Are Still Contested

Suffragist Coralie Franklin Cook: First Descendant of Monticello Slave to Graduate College

OP-ED: Women’s Suffrage Forged by Founding Sisters: Happy Birthday to Ida B.

Child Watch: Recognizing All of America’s S/Heroes

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Seeking Zero-Tolerance of Slavery: The Abolitionism Movement

150 Years After Ratification of the 15th Amendment, Black Votes Are Still Contested

Suffragist Coralie Franklin Cook: First Descendant of Monticello Slave to Graduate College

OP-ED: Women’s Suffrage Forged by Founding Sisters: Happy Birthday to Ida B.

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