Africo-American Presbyterian was a religious weekly newspaper for African American missionaries published from 1879 until 1938 by the Africo-American Presbyterian Publishing Company[1][2] and Daniel J. Sanders in Wilmington, North Carolina, U.S.[3][4] The paper was not an official publication by the Presbyterian Church (PCUSA), however it did provide a needed Black perspective.
[5] The Africo-American Presbyterian newspaper published articles that highlighted racial injustice and violence.
[5] The Africo-American Presbyterian editorial page strongly condemned such acts of violence in response to the work at Tuskegee, meanwhile the PCUSA did not take as strong stance at that time.
[5] Past issues can be found at online at DigitalNC,[6] the Chronicling America archives,[7][8] the Pearl Digital Collection by the Presbyterian Historical Society,[9] and others.
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