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The longest running African American weekly in Mississippi, the eight-page Jackson Advocate was founded in 1939 by World War I veteran Percy Greene. For more information
The Western Appeal and the Appeal were noted African-American weekly newspapers published in St. Paul, Minnesota. For more information
First published in 1882, and founded by 13 former Richmond slaves, the Planet was initially edited by Edmund Archer Randolph, the first African American graduate of Yale Law School. For more information
Edward and Eloise Banks established the Arizona Tribune Pictorial Weekly in July 1958, with the slogan on its editorial page: "All that is needed to remedy the evils of our times is to do justice and give freedom." For more information
Published in Detroit, Michigan between 1935-1966. For more information
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Use the WorldCat database to also find articles.
WorldCat is an enormous online catalog that contains the catalogs of libraries from all over the world. The catalog also contains digitized texts and archival materials, so it can be a great way to find primary sources.
