• “Why does America tolerate the lynching of Negroes?”

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  • Watts Lights Up or “You Don’t Like It? Move”

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  • “Form of a Donkey! Shape of an Elephant!”

    NKROO-muh STOO-erd History April 1, 2018
  • I’m not a nigger, I’m a man, but if you think I’m a nigger, it means you need it.

    NKROO-muh STOO-erd Quotes February 11, 2020
  • Escaped slaves, at Foller’s house, Cumberland Landing, Virginia

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  • A Slave to Greed

    NKROO-muh STOO-erd History April 10, 2019
  • W.E.B. Du Bois and Booker T. Washington

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  • Obedient Defiance

    NKROO-muh STOO-erd History May 1, 2018

"THE STORY OF THE NEGRO IN AMERICA IS THE STORY OF AMERICA, AND IT IS NOT A PRETTY STORY." - JAMES BALDWIN

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    Just A Few Bad Apples?

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    Elderly African Americans who were once slaves work together in a rural setting in 1920

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    Young African-American woman posing for photograph in Detroit, Michigan circa 1948

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    And That’s A Fact Jack

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    Waco Horror

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  • Photography / February 21, 2020

    Sojourner Truth (1797-1883) lifelong activist for abolition of slavery and civil rights for freed slaves and women

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    Benjamin Sterling Turner (1825 – 1894)

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    Booker T. Washington (1856-1915)

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Robertson’s Jams and marmalade

In Photography by NKROO-muh STOO-erdFebruary 11, 2020

Retro large vintage advertising board for Robertson’s Jams and marmalade. The controversial mascot for the company was dropped in 2002.

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I’m not a nigger, I’m a man, but if you think I’m a nigger, it means you need it.

In Quotes by NKROO-muh STOO-erdFebruary 11, 2020

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Ex-slave Bob Lemmons was born about 1850, in south Texas

In Photography by NKROO-muh STOO-erdFebruary 10, 2020

Ex-slave Bob Lemmons was born about 1850, in south Texas. He worked. He spent most of his life in Carrizo Springs in 45 miles from the Mexican border, and knew Billy the Kid.

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African American children, Hampton, Virginia. Ca. 1899.

In Photography by NKROO-muh STOO-erdFebruary 9, 2020

African American children learning about Thanksgiving, with model log cabin on table, Whittier Primary School, Hampton, Virginia. Ca. 1899.

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African Americans and Whites fleeing stockyard area during the Chicago race riot, 1919

In Photography by NKROO-muh STOO-erdFebruary 9, 2020

African Americans and Whites fleeing stockyard area during the Chicago race riot, July 27-Aug. 3, 1919.

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Jefferson Franklin Long (1836 – 1901)

In Photography by NKROO-muh STOO-erdFebruary 8, 2020

Jefferson Franklin Long (1836 – 1901), born a slave who educated himself and became a tailor in Macon, Georgia. Served in House of Representatives during as a replacement for only two months in 1871.

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students at Roger Williams University in Nashville, Tennessee, ca. 1899

In Photography by NKROO-muh STOO-erdFebruary 7, 2020

African American academic students at Roger Williams University in Nashville, Tennessee, ca. 1899.

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Listening to Booker T. Washington

In Photography by NKROO-muh STOO-erdFebruary 7, 2020

Listening to Booker T. Washington. An African American audience, some standing on railroad box cars, in New Orleans, Louisiana. 1912.

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Middle class African American family seated on lawn in Georgia, ca. 1899.

In Photography by NKROO-muh STOO-erdFebruary 6, 2020

Middle class African American family seated on lawn in Georgia, ca. 1899.

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African Americans, members of 369th Colored Infantry, wave from a troop ship as they arrive back in New York City, ca. 1919

In Photography by NKROO-muh STOO-erdFebruary 4, 2020

African Americans, members of 369th Colored Infantry, wave from a troop ship as they arrive back in New York City. The regiment was nicknamed the Harlem Hellfighters and the Black Rattlers. Ca. 1919.

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African American Union soldier and first man wounded in the Civil War

In Photography by NKROO-muh STOO-erdFebruary 4, 2020

Nicholas Biddle, African American Union soldier and first man wounded in the Civil War. Serving the Washington Artillery in Baltimore, injured by a brick thrown by a Confederate on April 18, 1861.

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Booker T. Washington (1856-1915)

In Photography by NKROO-muh STOO-erdFebruary 2, 2020

Booker T. Washington (1856-1915), standing on a stage in Mound Bayou, Mississippi, 1912.

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