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Execution for reparations, Long Live Yeoman.

Cincinnati, Ohio📍Jefferson County, Florida📍Georgia📍

Publication: The Louisville Daily Courier

Issue Date: January 21, 1846

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Imagine being lynched for petty crime's because of your skin color.

Cincinnati, Ohio 📍 Indianapolis, Indiana 📍

Publication: The Indianapolis Leader

Issue Date: May 7, 1881

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"Fred Douglass" - Frederick Douglass

Cincinnati, Ohio 📍 Indianapolis, Indiana 📍District of Columbia 📍

Publication: The Indianapolis Leader

Issue Date: May 7, 1881

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"Do you wish to make taxes so high that a poor man cannot own a little home? If not, vote against the Democratic candidates."

Cincinnati, Ohio 📍 Indianapolis, Indiana 📍

Publication: The Indianapolis Leader

Issue Date: April 30, 1881

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The story of: Margaret Garner.

Cincinnati, Ohio📍Salem, Ohio📍

Publication: The Anti Slavery Bugle

Issue Date: February 2, 1856

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The questioning of one name that was previously prominent in regards to enslaved Blacks: "George Washington." This clipping piqued my interest because of my previous and current work within Catholic institutions. The Catholic Church would baptize previously enslaved Blacks at the request of the enslaver. Why would someone who has no remorse for enslaving this community turn around and ensure religion was bestowed upon them? For their own righteousness. Through transcribing baptismal records for previously enslaved Blacks, I came across many "George Washingtons." With Presidents Day being this past Monday, the 19th, during Black History Month, I thought it important to highlight that we established this holiday in light of our very first Slave-owning President, George Washington.

Cincinnati, Ohio📍Salem, Ohio📍

Publication: The Anti Slavery Bugle

Issue Date: February 2, 1856

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"The Fugitive", a poem about an African American Fugitive Slave.

Cincinnati, Ohio📍Salem, Ohio📍

Publication: The Anti Slavery Bugle

Issue Date: August 2, 1851

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"Anti-Slavery Books" of 1851.

Cincinnati, Ohio 📍

Publication: The Anti Slavery Bugle

Issue Date: August 2, 1851

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Attempts to falsely enslave Jane.

Cincinnati, Ohio 📍Covington, Kentucky 📍

Publication: The Anti Slavery Bugle

Issue Date: November 25, 1854

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50th United States Colored Artillery.

Cincinnati, Ohio 📍Jackson, Mississippi 📍

Publication: Cincinnati Commercial

Issue Date: November 7, 1865

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Paul Bogle: Born June 16, 1822, in Stony Gut, St. Thomas, Jamaica, and killed October 24, 1865. Bogle played a significant part in the Morant Bay Rebellion, which occurred in Jamaica, 1865.

Cincinnati, Ohio 📍Jamaica 📍

Publication: The Cincinnati Commercial

Issue Date: November 7, 1865

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Hannah Davidson.

Lucas County, Toledo, Ohio📍

Publication: Library Of Congress, Born in Slavery: Slave Narratives from the Federal Writers' Project, 1936 to 1938 (603)

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Kentucky Vs. Ohio.

London, Kentucky📍

Publication: Library Of Congress, Born in Slavery: Slave Narratives from the Federal Writers' Project, 1936 to 1938 (603)

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London, Kentucky📍

Publication: Library Of Congress, Born in Slavery: Slave Narratives from the Federal Writers' Project, 1936 to 1938 (603)

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Two years in a cave is better than being enslaved.

Boyd Co, Kentucky📍

Publication: Library Of Congress, Born in Slavery: Slave Narratives from the Federal Writers' Project, 1936 to 1938 (603)

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Aunt Harriet Mason and Sue Higgins.

Garrard Co, Kentucky📍

Publication: Library Of Congress, Born in Slavery: Slave Narratives from the Federal Writers' Project, 1936 to 1938 (603)

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Fishing on Sundays.

Garrard Co, Kentucky📍

Publication: Library Of Congress, Born in Slavery: Slave Narratives from the Federal Writers' Project, 1936 to 1938 (603)