BHM 2026 No 17
Jessie Redmon Fauset-novelist. Sought realistic portrayals of black people life in fiction. Literary editor of The Crisis, NAACP magazine, acquired stories of Black lives.
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Fauset, seated, wearing a dress and a pearl necklace, looking directly at the camera.
Today in #LaborHistory 4/27/1882: #JessieRedmonFauset was born. #AfricanAmerican #poet, #writer, educator. #HarlemRenaissance. #Novels w/black characters who were working professionals. Themes of #racism, #feminism. #Literary editor of The Crisis, an #NAACP magazine.
I read Harlem Rhapsody by Victoria Christopher Murray was an eye-opening experience. I had no idea how influential Jessie Redmon Fauset was during the Harlem Renaissance. bit.ly/4hS39Nm
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John Mack Carter and protestors with a Ladies’ Home Journal cover proposal. Violet border. Picture in black and white.
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Women's History Month & magazines: the feminist takeover of Ladies' Home Journal in 1970, #JessieRedmonFauset, #BeaFeitler, & more.
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