A Civil Rights Power Couple
Chandra HardyMy maternal grandparents, born in the 1920's, dedicated their lives and careers to civil rights and social justice. This publication covers 404+ years of US history, including Black and women’s history, Pan-Africanism and personal family history.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 236 | Subscribers | Read | chandrahardy.substack.com |
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September 5, 1943: My Grandfather Writes to My Great-Grandmother About Hospitality in Kansas from Fort Crowder in Missouri
September 5, 1943 Dear Mother and Dad, This is my first loafing Sunday in a month. The last three have been in Pittsburg [Kansas]. Ella [friend] has moved with her mother up to Cambridge, Kansas near Wichita [Kansas], where she’ll be teachi...
September 1, 1943: My Grandfather Writes to His Youngest 13 Year-Old Sister from Fort Crowder in Missouri
Dear Dot [Youngest 13 year-old sister], Boy, your reading list puts me to shame something awful. Maybe I’ve been delving into radio books, Time (magazine), and The New York Times too much. Today, the card from the family came, and it was gr...
August 31, 1943: My Grandfather Sends A Partially Typed Letter to My Great-Grandparents from a Newspaper in Pittsburg, Kansas
In the office of the Pittsburg, Kansas [The Morning] Sun at 6:30 of August 31, 1943 - on account of this pay day and we go off at 1:30 Dearest Mom and Dad, This is my first visit to a small-city newspaper, and it is quite a thrill. Part of ...
August 25, 1943: My Grandfather Writes to His Youngest 13 Year-Old Sister from Fort Crowder in Missouri
Cpl. [Corporal] G. [George] Pettengill Co. Y, 804-3315 Camp [Fort] Crowder, Mo. [Missouri] CAMP CROWDER, MO. AUG 26, 1943 2:30 pm Miss Dorothy Pettengill [13 year-old youngest sister] Waban, Mass. [Massachusetts] August 25, 1943 Dear Dots, ...
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