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BLACK EXODUS: HANDBILL, 1878. Handbill issued by Benjamin Pap Singleton at Nashville
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BLACK EXODUS: HANDBILL, 1878. Handbill issued by Benjamin Pap Singleton at Nashville
BLACK EXODUS: HANDBILL, 1878.
Handbill issued by Benjamin Pap Singleton at Nashville, Tennessee, in 1878 urging blacks to move west
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The captivating print titled "BLACK EXODUS: HANDBILL, 1878" takes us back to a significant moment in history. The handbill, issued by Benjamin Pap Singleton at Nashville in 1878, serves as a powerful reminder of the struggles and aspirations of African Americans during that time. This image showcases the text-filled handbill with its bold message urging blacks to move west. It represents a call for change and hope for a better future. The words "Ho for Kansas!" leap out from the page, symbolizing an invitation to escape the hardships faced by African Americans in the South. The photograph captures not only the historical significance of this document but also highlights themes such as migration, religion, and social class. As we delve deeper into this piece of history, we can see how it resonates with similar movements like Moses leading his people out of Egypt or Jewish settlers seeking refuge in new lands. Intriguingly composed against a plain background, this print invites viewers to reflect on the challenges faced by African Americans during this era while also acknowledging their determination and resilience. It serves as a poignant reminder that progress often comes through collective action and courageous individuals who dare to dream beyond their circumstances. As we gaze upon this thought-provoking image captured by Granger Art on Demand's lensman 140_1658885, let us remember those who paved the way for equality and justice – reminding us all that history is not just about what happened then
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