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Check out some of the dramatic interpretations of Newark's 19th century African American freedom fighters below! 


Watch poet Khali Raymond perform a poem about Underground Railroad hero Jermain Loguen written by Newark poet and Reverend Elymas Payson Rogers.


Hear vocal artist and guitarist Jan‎ėtza Maria Miranda sing the song of a 19th-century Black woman and her baby imprisoned in a Newark jail cell. 


Thank you to the City of Newark's Creative Catalyst Fund in partnership with Newark Arts for funding these two videos. 

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BLACK POWER! 19TH CENTURY: FREEDOM SEEKER, FREEDOM TAKER

 Free yourself. 

BLOOD MONEY: NEWARK'S 19TH CENTURY FREEDOM SEEKERS

 Free yourself. 

BLACK POWER! 19th Century VIRTUAL EXHIBITION

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