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A Great, Forgotten Black Radical

Timothy Thomas Fortune isn’t a household name, but he had a profound influence on the struggle for civil rights. Feb 22, 2019 Adam Serwer Staff writer at The Atlantic Jasmine Walls Comic writer and artist

Jasmine Walls I wrote this comic about Timothy Thomas Fortune, a newspaper editor, orator, and leader who was born into slavery and spent most of his life advocating for the rights of black Americans. Although not as well known as some of his more famous counterparts, Fortune had a profound influence on the battle for civil rights. — Adam Serwer

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