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CHELSEA — On March 20, 2024, James Milton Kilpela died peacefully in his sleep at the Chelsea Retirement Center in Chelsea, Michigan. Leaving behind a legacy
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Alvar Andrew Helmes
BATTLE GROUND, Wash. - Alvar Andrew Helmes, 95, passed away at his home in Battle Ground on June 11, 2023, surrounded by loved ones. His sincere love
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'They have got hold of the Bible': Beaufort and the Civil War
The letters between an anti-slavery pastor and his daughter give a glimpse of Beaufort during the Civil War era, where escaped and liberated enslaved people could "come out of the shadow of slavery," David Cecelski writes.
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Fonts, typefaces, typography, book history — I love Typography (ILT)
The fascinating story of African American print culture; its authors, editors, journalists, printers and publishers. From protest pamphlets to the first Black newspapers and books.
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Beaten in the Year of the Advent
Beaten in the Year of the Advent — Facing Racial Injustice on Public Transport (Part 1) Written by: February 5, 2021 This series will highlight the experiences of three African American Adventists who faced racial injustice in America while taking public transportation. Each of them reacted differently and got different results. Read Part 2 here. Jabez Pitt Campbell stepped up to the counter to purchase a train ticket to Philadelphia. It was the afternoon of Wednesday, March 26, 1843, and the 28-year-old Black pastor was travelling from his home in Providence, Rhode Island, to preach in t...
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