We now belong to ourselves: J.L. Edmonds, the Black press, and Black citizenship in America
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Edmonds, J. L
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Liberator (Los Angeles, Calif. : 1900)
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Newspaper editors
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Race relations
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African American civil rights workers -- California -- Los Angeles -- Biography
African American newspaper editors
African American newspaper editors -- California -- Los Angeles -- Biography
African Americans
African Americans -- California -- Los Angeles -- Biography
Biographies
Biography
Civil rights workers
Civil rights workers -- California -- Los Angeles -- Biography
Edmonds, J. L
Edmonds, J. L. (Jefferson Lewis), 1852-1914
Freed persons
Freed persons -- Mississippi -- Biography
History
Liberator (Los Angeles, Calif. : 1900)
Los Angeles (Calif.) -- Biography
Los Angeles (Calif.) -- Race relations -- History -- 20th century
Newspaper editors
Newspaper editors -- California -- Los Angeles -- Biography
Race relations
Social Science
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