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Freedom's Journal

 

Introduction

Scholars estimate that some 3,000 African-American owned and operated newspapers have been produced since Freedom's Journal,* the first African-American newspaper was founded in 1827.
This selective research guide is intended to highlight a variety of print, electronic, and microform resources available for research that involves African American newspapers and journalism.

*See African American Newspapers: The 19th century in the Electronic Newspaper Collections section of this guide.

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African and African-American Studies, Folklore and Mythology, Studies of Women, Gender, and Sexuality, Study of Religion
 
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