A page back in time ...
Ben JustesenBen Justesen's personal Substack blog-newsletter -- containing my observations on historical nuggets of interest, excerpts from my other published works, remembrances from a long career, and more
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African Americans enter the nation's political game
Last time, I began describing the June 1876 national Republican convention, held in Cincinnati, and its significant number of African American delegates, as part of a series of excerpts from my planned book on the subject of black participa...
African Americans enter the nation's political game
The year 1876 marked an end to one political era—the two-term Republican presidency of the much-admired Ulysses S. Grant—and the inevitable transition to his successor. For many African American Republicans, this promised to be a difficult ...
African Americans join the nation's political game
Last time, I introduced readers to the setting of the 1872 Republican national convention in Philadelphia, where a record number of African American delegates sought to help renominate President Ulysses S. Grant, hero from the Civil War. Th...
African Americans join the nation's political game
Last time, readers learned more about the details of the Chicago Republican convention of 1868, the first time that African Americans took part in the nomination process as delegates, representing eight of the former Confederate states.
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A lifelong writer, with special curiosity about 19th-century African American politicians/officeholders--especially in my native North Carolina--and their relevance to the modern era. Former Foreign Service Officer, journalist, and teacher,..
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