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T. Thomas Fortune's Books
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Black & WhiteThis new edition of T. Thomas Fortune's masterpiece -- originally published in 1884 -- presents a classic work of African-American political thought...Read More
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Dallas Examiner, May 6, 2012
...and we just love to hear her words today. Have we turned her words into action? Martin Delaney, T. Thomas Fortune, William Wells-Brown, Harriet Tubman, Ida B. Wells, and many more have told us what we must do for ourselves in order to have a strong...
Cincinnati Herald, March 29, 2012
...head up the Negro Press League. The editor was in demand as a lecturer. He was acquainted with T. Thomas Fortune and was visited in his Cincinnati office by the likes of Ida B. Wells-Barnett. Rudd was a strong supporter of the first openly African...
New York Times, February 17, 2012
...in their Sunday best after they refused to get off on their own. In the 1890s, newspaper editor T. Thomas Fortune was refused service and ejected from the bar of New York’s Trainor Hotel, then jailed for disorderly conduct. Both sued and, amazingly,...
New York Times, February 17, 2012
...in their Sunday best after they refused to get off on their own. In the 1890s, newspaper editor T. Thomas Fortune was refused service and ejected from the bar of New York’s Trainor Hotel, then jailed for disorderly conduct. Both sued and, amazingly,...
University of Kansas, January 25, 2012
...become the backbone of the NAACP,” Alexander said. The driving force behind the Afro-American League was newspaper editor T. Thomas Fortune (1856-1928). Known as the dean of black journalism, Fortune wrote editorials and books calling for...
