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Anti-slavery paper founded by early abolitionist, Benjamin Lundy

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First African American owned newspaper in the U.S.

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Revolutionary pamphlet published by free black man, David Walker, appealing to slaves to revolt

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Native American owned bilingual newspaper established to advocate for indigenous rights; published in Cherokee and English in New Echota, capital of Cherokee Nation

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Abolitionist paper that later also advocated for women's rights, founded by William Lloyd Garrison

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Magazine published by pacifist group, Connecticut Peace Society, against war, the death penalty, and a culture of violence

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Abolitionist paper expanded to include women's rights, published a copy of Sojourner Truth's speech, "Aint I a Woman"

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Abolitionist newspaper where Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin first appeared in 1851

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Abolitionist newspaper founded by Frederick Douglass, a former slave along with many of the contributing writers

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Engraving by G.H. Hayes