Uncover the forgotten narratives of the Black Republican Party, originally reported in Randolph County, Missouri’s historical newspapers. Discover their unwavering support for President Abraham Lincoln and the subsequent plot by “white” Republicans to dismantle their influence in “15th Amendment: Black Republicanism in America’s Forgotten History.”

This captivating compilation of historical narratives reported in newspapers offers an intimate look into the rise and fall of the Black Republican Party, the hardships they faced, and their significant contributions to American political history. “15th Amendment” brings to light the untold history of Black Republicanism, revealing the dedication, resilience, and cultural heritage that defined this political movement.

Through actual newspaper articles and detailed summaries, readers gain a unique perspective on the social dynamics and community spirit that flourished within the Black Republican Party from 1899 to 1950. This book is ideal for history enthusiasts, researchers, and anyone interested in Aborigine, Negro, Black, Colored, Mulatto, and African American heritage.