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Martin Delany was go-to man to quell racial tensions in Pittsburgh |...

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In 1855, Mr. Delany was called in to negotiate the release of an African-American woman seized from a Pittsburgh hotel.

Martin Delany, 'Father of Black Nationalism' | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

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In 1846, the famous abolitionist Frederick Douglass came to Pittsburgh. His purpose?

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Martin Delany [Recurs] A one-man show, written and performed by Wali Jamal presenting the life and accomplishments of Martin Delaney, Pittsburgh’s first

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MARTIN ROBISON DELANY was born in in Charlestown, Virginia (now West Virginia). He moved to Pittsburgh where he became co-editor (along with Frederick Douglass) of the newspaper The North Star. He also apprenticed with a physician, but was denied admission to several medical schools. He finally was ...

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Martin Delany remembered | The Latta Stone House

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Among my travels through southwestern Ohio (October 2010) I stopped at the cemetery where Martin Delany is buried, located in Wilberforce, Ohio. Although Delany was born in Virginia, he spent many years in Pittsburgh, PA advocating equality for his race. In addition to his writing, medical practice, and ...

Martin Delany - Pittsburgh Music History

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Martin Delany is an unsung hero of Pittsburgh who is honored in the “The Point of Pittsburgh” book by Charles McCollester and album by Mike Stout. Delany was...

Martin Robison Delany ( ) • BlackPast

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In Martin Delany began an apprenticeship with a Pittsburgh physician and soon opened a successful medical practice in cupping and leeching ...

Martin R. Delany Historical Marker

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An outspoken abolitionist who cofounded the North Star newspaper with Frederick Douglass in 1848, Pittsburgh's Martin Delany in the 1850s became the ...

Delany, Martin Robison ( ), black nationalist | American...

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In Martin Delany moved to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and the next year began an apprenticeship with Andrew N. McDowell, a local white doctor. In he ...

e-WV | Martin Robison Delany

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From to 1847, Martin Delany founded, edited, and published the Mystery, an abolitionist newspaper. He shut down the Mystery to become co-editor of Frederick Douglass's newspaper, the North Star. After attending Harvard Medical College in 1850, Delany returned to Pittsburgh and opened a ...

Martin Robison Delany

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Martin Delany: Pittsburgh's Forgotten Hero of the Underground Railroad and Civil War By Samuel W. Black Curator of African American Collections Courtesy of ...

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