Sandra Adell
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Shawn L. Alexander
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Josephine Allen, Editor
Sherman Puckett, Editor
Hanes Walton, Jr., Editor
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Paul Alkebulan
Assistant Professor of History
Virginia State University
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Derrick Alridge
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Felix Armfield
ASALH Executive Council
Assoc. Professor of History Buffalo
State University
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Dr. Molefi Kete Asante
Professor
Department of African American
Studies
Temple University
www.asante.net
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Pansye Atkinson
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Bobby Austin
Author
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www.bobbyaustin.com
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Jacqueline Bacon, Ph.D.
San Diego, CA
www.jaquelinebacon.com
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Offering an alternative account
of the abolitionist Rhetoric,
Empowerment, and Abolition,
examines , examines and the
diverse, empowering, the
diverse, empowering, and
theoretically complex and
theoretically complex array of
rhetorical strategies used by
African Americans and white
females during the abolitionist
movement
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examines comprehensively the
first African-American creating a
detailed history of the periodical,
mining its columns for the
wealth of information they
provide about black life and
thought of the period, and
exploring the newspaper’s
legacy and impact.
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D'Army Bailey
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Lee D. Baker
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Davarian Baldwin
Associate Professor of History,
African, and African Diaspora Studies
Boston College
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John T. Barber
Author/Professor/Media Analyst
Washington, DC
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Ronald Barksdale-Hall
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Joyce Barnes
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Beth T. Bates
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Thomas Battle
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Ed.D Christopher C. Bell Jr.
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Dan Berger
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Sonya Bernard-Hollins
Author, Historian
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Sound is captured in the 5th
anniversary edition of, "Here I
Stand," by Sonya Bernard-Hollins.
Battle Creek, Michigan may be
known most for its music legends
like Jr. Walker, graced the city and
left their prints on the world.
Located between Chicago, and
Detroit, those in this little town had
passion, heart and determination to
break barriers, and dream big. In
"Here I Stand," dozens of
never-before stories and photos are
displayed beautifully. The book also
includes discussion and activity
prompts perfect for classroom
history projects.
Award-winning journalist Sonya
Bernard-Hollins is a native of
Michigan and works as a freelance
journalist for various news medias in
the Midwest.
To order, "Here I Stand," visit
amazon.com; or
www.fortitudegdp.com/authors.
For bookings, press kits or more
information, call Fortitude Graphics
at 269-342-2367, or e-mail
Sonya@fortitudegdp.com
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Mary Frances Berry
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Andrew Billingsley, Ph.D.
Professor of Sociology
University of South Carolina
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RADM Barry C. Black, USN (ret.)
Chaplain, U.S. Senate
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Samuel W. Black
Curator
African American Collections Heinz
History Center
Pittsburgh, PA
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Joyce Barnes
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Cynthia A. Bond Hopson
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Stefan M. Bradley
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LaTonya Branham
Author/Adjunct Professor
Multicultural Education
Central State University
www.latonyabranham.com
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Dr. Peggy Brooks-Bertram
University at Buffalo &
Co-Founder of the
Uncrowned Queens Institute for
Research and Education
on Women, Inc.
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$24.99
To order, please send an email to:
Peggy Bertram Publishing
Click the cover for a larger version.
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"Dr. Brooks-Bertram has now
placed Houston's work in the
bright light that it deserves. It is
a tragedy that the better part
of a century has passed with
the world deprived of Dunjee's
great gifts of writing and her
model of a visionary and fearless
life of a warrior on behalf of
African people, and indeed
humanity itself." Asa G.
Hilliard, III,
Fuller J. Calloway Professor,
George State University
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Dr. Peggy Brooks-Bertram &
Barbara Seals Nevergold
Co-founders of the Uncrowned
Queens Institute for Research and
Education on Women at the
University at Buffalo in New York and
ASALH Members.
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Karol Brown
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Nikki Brown
Professor of History
Grambling State University
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Gloria Brown-Marshall
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Gloria J. Browne-Marshall
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Joan C. Browning
Lewisburg, WV
Website
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Elizabeth Jean Brumfield
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An Ordinary Man: Black Power in Overalls
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Jackie Bryant-Smith
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Lonnie G. Bunch, III
Founding Director, Smithonian
National Museum of African American
History and Culture
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A'Lelia Bundles
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Lawrence A. Q. Burnley
Author
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Click here for flyer.
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Joyce Burnett
Author
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Valencia Campbell, Ph.D.
Author and Professor Howard
University
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Joy Gleason Carew
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Harry M. Cartwright, Sr. PhD
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Joan Cartwright
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Bernard A. Chavis
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Angela R. Chester-Johnson
(Mbodj)
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Karen Chilton
Author, Actor
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Suleyman Clark
Author
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Elizabeth Clark~Lewis
ASALH Executive Council
Professor of History
Howard University
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Jelani Cobb
Author
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Latangela Coleman-Crossfield
Author
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Bettye Collier-Thomas
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Freddie C. Colston, Ph.D.
Oak Ridge, Tennessee
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Robert J. Cottrol
Harold Paul Green Research
Professor of Law
Professor of History and Sociology
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Richard Courage
Author
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Emilye Crosby
Oak Ridge, Tennessee
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