The Coronado Black History Project
Coronado Black History ProjectDocumenting the remarkable lives and experiences of Coronado's African American community from 1886 to the present.
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Death on the Ferry: The Alton Collier Story
The “Coronado” leaving the Coronado ferry landing. It was aboard this ferry that Alton Collier met his death on April 27, 1946
Updated April 26, 2024
IMPORTANT UPDATE: Alton Collier’s death has now been recognized as a “racial terror ly...
Coronado's Trailblazing Football star, Edward "Puss" Thompson, Coronado High Class of 1920
Edward “Puss” Thompson at Whittier College, 1924
Edward Thompson was born in his parents home at 832 C Avenue in the small island community of Coronado, California in November of 1900. His father, Gus Thompson, was born enslaved in Cadiz,...
Emmett and Fidelia Rogers, 1934-1983
This remarkable story was sent to me by Sharon Larson, who had recently discovered my blog and wrote to me. I have not edited the text at all, however I have added some photos and documents to the text to further embellish this remarkable s...
Book Review: The Other Side of the Fence by Cynthia Hudgins
The Other Side of the Fence mainly recounts in excruciating detail the needlessly painful childhood and teenage years of Cynthia Hudgins, a person of mixed racial heritage who suffered greatly because of this nation’s rigid racial hierarchy...
The Marshall Family, Part I: The Long Road to Coronado
A note: I certainly wish I could share these remarkable lives in a shorter format. I have considered reducing the length of these stories by simply covering their lives once they arrived in Coronado, but feel that would be an injustice to w...
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Documenting the lives and experiences of Coronado's African American community from 1886 to the present.
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