Arifndroid
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Arifndroid
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Dr. D. Elisabeth Glassco
@Deglassco@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 days ago
A screenshot of Minnesota Representative Ilhan Omar shows a New York Times headline reading “America at a Boiling Point: Deaths, Threats, Protests and a Town Hall Attack,” with subtext about rising threats against lawmakers. Below the headline is a photograph of Representative Omar wearing a light-colored headwrap and a patterned sweater, looking down with a serious, reflective expression as she walks indoors, accompanied by security personnel in the background.
A screenshot of Minnesota Representative Ilhan Omar shows a New York Times headline reading “America at a Boiling Point: Deaths, Threats, Protests and a Town Hall Attack,” with subtext about rising threats against lawmakers. Below the headline is a photograph of Representative Omar wearing a light-colored headwrap and a patterned sweater, looking down with a serious, reflective expression as she walks indoors, accompanied by security personnel in the background.
A screenshot of Minnesota Representative Ilhan Omar shows a New York Times headline reading “America at a Boiling Point: Deaths, Threats, Protests and a Town Hall Attack,” with subtext about rising threats against lawmakers. Below the headline is a photograph of Representative Omar wearing a light-colored headwrap and a patterned sweater, looking down with a serious, reflective expression as she walks indoors, accompanied by security personnel in the background.
Dr. D. Elisabeth Glassco
@Deglassco@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 days ago
A screenshot of Minnesota Representative Ilhan Omar shows a New York Times headline reading “America at a Boiling Point: Deaths, Threats, Protests and a Town Hall Attack,” with subtext about rising threats against lawmakers. Below the headline is a photograph of Representative Omar wearing a light-colored headwrap and a patterned sweater, looking down with a serious, reflective expression as she walks indoors, accompanied by security personnel in the background.
A screenshot of Minnesota Representative Ilhan Omar shows a New York Times headline reading “America at a Boiling Point: Deaths, Threats, Protests and a Town Hall Attack,” with subtext about rising threats against lawmakers. Below the headline is a photograph of Representative Omar wearing a light-colored headwrap and a patterned sweater, looking down with a serious, reflective expression as she walks indoors, accompanied by security personnel in the background.
A screenshot of Minnesota Representative Ilhan Omar shows a New York Times headline reading “America at a Boiling Point: Deaths, Threats, Protests and a Town Hall Attack,” with subtext about rising threats against lawmakers. Below the headline is a photograph of Representative Omar wearing a light-colored headwrap and a patterned sweater, looking down with a serious, reflective expression as she walks indoors, accompanied by security personnel in the background.
Dr. D. Elisabeth Glassco
@Deglassco@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 days ago
A cabinet card of a 19th century Black man, Thomas Peterson. Peterson is looking at the camera and wearing a three-piece suit with a medal attached to the left side of the vest. The medal was presented to Peterson in 1884 by the residents of Perth Amboy, N.J. in recognition of his status as the first African American voter in the United States under the provisions of the Fifteenth Amendment. The albumen print is attached to a stiff card backer with wear showing around the edges. There is a printed label on the verso that reads, "Inscription on the Medal. Presented by citizens of Perch Amboy, N.J., to Thomas Peterson, the first colored voter in the United States under the provisions of the Fifteenth Amendment, at an election held in that city March 31st, 1870." The cabinet card was printed as a memento for the medal presentation ceremony.
A cabinet card of a 19th century Black man, Thomas Peterson. Peterson is looking at the camera and wearing a three-piece suit with a medal attached to the left side of the vest. The medal was presented to Peterson in 1884 by the residents of Perth Amboy, N.J. in recognition of his status as the first African American voter in the United States under the provisions of the Fifteenth Amendment. The albumen print is attached to a stiff card backer with wear showing around the edges. There is a printed label on the verso that reads, "Inscription on the Medal. Presented by citizens of Perch Amboy, N.J., to Thomas Peterson, the first colored voter in the United States under the provisions of the Fifteenth Amendment, at an election held in that city March 31st, 1870." The cabinet card was printed as a memento for the medal presentation ceremony.
A cabinet card of a 19th century Black man, Thomas Peterson. Peterson is looking at the camera and wearing a three-piece suit with a medal attached to the left side of the vest. The medal was presented to Peterson in 1884 by the residents of Perth Amboy, N.J. in recognition of his status as the first African American voter in the United States under the provisions of the Fifteenth Amendment. The albumen print is attached to a stiff card backer with wear showing around the edges. There is a printed label on the verso that reads, "Inscription on the Medal. Presented by citizens of Perch Amboy, N.J., to Thomas Peterson, the first colored voter in the United States under the provisions of the Fifteenth Amendment, at an election held in that city March 31st, 1870." The cabinet card was printed as a memento for the medal presentation ceremony.
Dr. D. Elisabeth Glassco
@Deglassco@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 days ago
A cabinet card of a 19th century Black man, Thomas Peterson. Peterson is looking at the camera and wearing a three-piece suit with a medal attached to the left side of the vest. The medal was presented to Peterson in 1884 by the residents of Perth Amboy, N.J. in recognition of his status as the first African American voter in the United States under the provisions of the Fifteenth Amendment. The albumen print is attached to a stiff card backer with wear showing around the edges. There is a printed label on the verso that reads, "Inscription on the Medal. Presented by citizens of Perch Amboy, N.J., to Thomas Peterson, the first colored voter in the United States under the provisions of the Fifteenth Amendment, at an election held in that city March 31st, 1870." The cabinet card was printed as a memento for the medal presentation ceremony.
A cabinet card of a 19th century Black man, Thomas Peterson. Peterson is looking at the camera and wearing a three-piece suit with a medal attached to the left side of the vest. The medal was presented to Peterson in 1884 by the residents of Perth Amboy, N.J. in recognition of his status as the first African American voter in the United States under the provisions of the Fifteenth Amendment. The albumen print is attached to a stiff card backer with wear showing around the edges. There is a printed label on the verso that reads, "Inscription on the Medal. Presented by citizens of Perch Amboy, N.J., to Thomas Peterson, the first colored voter in the United States under the provisions of the Fifteenth Amendment, at an election held in that city March 31st, 1870." The cabinet card was printed as a memento for the medal presentation ceremony.
A cabinet card of a 19th century Black man, Thomas Peterson. Peterson is looking at the camera and wearing a three-piece suit with a medal attached to the left side of the vest. The medal was presented to Peterson in 1884 by the residents of Perth Amboy, N.J. in recognition of his status as the first African American voter in the United States under the provisions of the Fifteenth Amendment. The albumen print is attached to a stiff card backer with wear showing around the edges. There is a printed label on the verso that reads, "Inscription on the Medal. Presented by citizens of Perch Amboy, N.J., to Thomas Peterson, the first colored voter in the United States under the provisions of the Fifteenth Amendment, at an election held in that city March 31st, 1870." The cabinet card was printed as a memento for the medal presentation ceremony.
Shawn Hooper (he/him)
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