History Of Sacramento S African American Newspapers

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Juneteenth is a federally recognized holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the United States. It's typically celebrated with ... Larry Lee, president and publisher of the Observer Media Group, discusses the founding of the Observer Larry Lee, President of one of the nation's premier Arianne Edmonds is a 5th generation Angeleno and founder of the J.L. Edmonds Project, an initiative dedicated to preserving the ... Ashley Sharpe reports on the Sojourner Truth Museum in On October 30, 1850, the Settlers & Miners Tribune

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History of Sacramento’s African American Newspapers

History of Sacramento’s African American owned newspapers

Early African American Newspapers in California

How The Sacramento Observer newspaper is penning a legacy

The first Black-owned newspaper in the United States, first published March 16, 1827

The Observer's Amazing 63 Year Journey!

Tapestry: A History of the Sacramento's African American Community

Discussing and printing the title of California’s first Black owned newspaper

Sacramento leaders consider creating historic district to commemorate African American history

Larry Lee, President of The Sacramento Observer

One of L.A.'s earliest Black newspapers is kept alive by founder's great-great-granddaughter

Discussing while printing the name of Sacramento’s first newspaper published on April 28, 1849

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History of Sacramento’s African American Newspapers

History of Sacramento’s African American Newspapers

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History of Sacramento’s African American owned newspapers

History of Sacramento’s African American owned newspapers

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Early African American Newspapers in California

Early African American Newspapers in California

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How The Sacramento Observer newspaper is penning a legacy

How The Sacramento Observer newspaper is penning a legacy

Juneteenth is a federally recognized holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the United States. It's typically celebrated with ...

The first Black-owned newspaper in the United States, first published March 16, 1827

The first Black-owned newspaper in the United States, first published March 16, 1827

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The Observer's Amazing 63 Year Journey!

The Observer's Amazing 63 Year Journey!

Larry Lee, president and publisher of the Observer Media Group, discusses the founding of the Observer

Tapestry: A History of the Sacramento's African American Community

Tapestry: A History of the Sacramento's African American Community

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Discussing and printing the title of California’s first Black owned newspaper

Discussing and printing the title of California’s first Black owned newspaper

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Sacramento leaders consider creating historic district to commemorate African American history

Sacramento leaders consider creating historic district to commemorate African American history

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Larry Lee, President of The Sacramento Observer

Larry Lee, President of The Sacramento Observer

Larry Lee, President of one of the nation's premier

One of L.A.'s earliest Black newspapers is kept alive by founder's great-great-granddaughter

One of L.A.'s earliest Black newspapers is kept alive by founder's great-great-granddaughter

Arianne Edmonds is a 5th generation Angeleno and founder of the J.L. Edmonds Project, an initiative dedicated to preserving the ...

Discussing while printing the name of Sacramento’s first newspaper published on April 28, 1849

Discussing while printing the name of Sacramento’s first newspaper published on April 28, 1849

On April 28, 1849,

The historical significance of Black newspapers

The historical significance of Black newspapers

Ann Sneesby-Koch discusses the

Studio Sacramento: Sacramento's Unknown History

Studio Sacramento: Sacramento's Unknown History

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How the untold stories of Black Sacramentans are being preserved

How the untold stories of Black Sacramentans are being preserved

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Black History Month: The man behind one of the country's first African American newspapers

Black History Month: The man behind one of the country's first African American newspapers

One of the earliest

Sacramento museum shines a light on overlooked stories of Black history

Sacramento museum shines a light on overlooked stories of Black history

Ashley Sharpe reports on the Sojourner Truth Museum in

Discussing Sacramento’s third newspaper and what what happened to its editors.

Discussing Sacramento’s third newspaper and what what happened to its editors.

On October 30, 1850, the Settlers & Miners Tribune

The First Black Newspaper in California

The First Black Newspaper in California

March 16, 1827 Today is