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New book highlights Colored Conventions and long history of Black activism


New book highlights Colored Conventions and long history of Black activism
Image used on the cover of the newly edited book, “The Colored Conventions Movement: Black Organizing in the Nineteenth Century.” The sketch, “1869 National Colored Convention in Washington, DC,” is by Theo R. Davis, published in Harper’s Weekly, Feb. 6, 1869. Image: Courtesy of the personal Jim Casey Collection.
New book highlights Colored Conventions and long history of Black activism
Susan Burlingame
April 26, 2021
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. It has been more than 50 years since a full-length book was written about the Colored Conventions Movement the 19th century’s longest campaign for Black civil rights. In 1969, Howard Holman Bell, a scholar of African American history, published “The Negro Convention Movement: 1830-1861,” his dissertation. Bell’s book has stood as the only full-length volume on Black conventions that were organized across North America and attended ....

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Democracy Works: Colored Conventions Show Us Where Democracy Really Happens


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For nearly 100 years, African Americans gathered in cities across the United States to participate in state and national-level political meetings that went far beyond slavery and conventional racial narratives to discuss education, labor, and what true equal citizenship would look like. This rich history went largely unnoticed for decades until P. Gabrielle Foreman and her colleagues formed the Colored Conventions Project to collect and categorize convention records and associated documents.
Foreman and Colored Conventions Project Co-Director Jim Casey, both professors at Penn State, join us this week to explain what the Colored Conventions were and how they fit into the larger arc of the Black freedom struggle and the ongoing effort to make the United States a fully-inclusive multiracial democracy. In addition to co-leading the Colored Conventions Project, Foreman and Casey are also co-authors of The Colored Conventions Movement: Black Organizing in ....

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New book highlights Colored Conventions and long history of Black activism


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IMAGE: Image used on the cover of the newly edited book, The Colored Conventions Movement: Black Organizing in the Nineteenth Century. The sketch, 1869 National Colored Convention in Washington, DC, is.
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Credit: Courtesy of the personal Jim Casey Collection.
It has been more than 50 years since a full-length book was written about the Colored Conventions Movement the 19th century s longest campaign for Black civil rights. In 1969, Howard Holman Bell, a scholar of African American history, published The Negro Convention Movement: 1830-1861, his dissertation. Bell s book has stood as the only full-length volume on Black conventions that were organized across North America and attended by tens of thousands of Black delegates and likely hundreds of thousands of participants from all walks of life. ....

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