[DOC] [TLE] Free Flashcards about BLACK HISTORY MO. - StudyStack [PAR] IN 1829 JOURNALIST JOHN RUSSWURM GAVE UP ON ABOLITIONISM .... 
AND LEFT THE U.S. FOR THIS INDEPENDENT AFRICAN NATION, LIBERIA. [DOC] [TLE] John Brown Russwurm - Wikipedia [PAR] John Brown Russwurm (17991851) was an American abolitionist born in 
Jamaica to an English father and enslaved mother. As a child he traveled to the 
United States with his father and received a formal education, becoming the first 
African American to graduate from Bowdoin College. ... Russwurm resigned as 
editor in March 1829 and emigrated to Liberia. [DOC] [TLE] Freedom's Journal - Wikipedia [PAR] Editor, John B. Russwurm  Samuel Cornish. Founded, 16 March 1827. 
Language, English. Ceased publication, 28 March 1829. Headquarters, New 
York City. OCLC number, 1570144. Freedom's Journal was the first African-
American owned and operated newspaper published in ... According to the 
nineteenth-century African-American journalist, Garland... [DOC] [TLE] THE MINORITY PRESS & REFORM JOURNALISM [PAR] the first African-American owned and operated newspaper ... John B. Russwurm 
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to ... John B. Russwurmthe first black man to graduate from collegethe paper 
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combination of a public profile, a high level of education, and engagement in 
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population of this country, die... [DOC] [TLE] abolitionist press - Revolvy [PAR] The Rights of All (May 1829 to 1830) was an African American abolitionist ... New 
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from Bowdoin College in 1829 Russwurm went to Liberia in West Africa, where 
he... [DOC] [TLE] The Black Press - University at Albany [PAR] I covered the event as a reporter for the weekly African American newspaper, The 
... press as the first independent voice for African Americans in the United States. 
It notes that the odyssey of the black press began when John B. Russwurm ... of 
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a ... Philip Hammond accesses news articles from the Guardian, Independent, 
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American .... many blacks and their white allies portrayed as racist and pro-
slavery.The reactions of ..... him an M.A. degree just before he left America for 
Liberia in 1829.18 ... gave up such a pursuit for reasons unexplained in recorded 
accounts.19. [DOC] [TLE] Milestones in Black History - African American Studies Research ... [PAR] The essay African Slavery in America was written in 1774 and published ... so as 
not to upset the balance between slave and free states in the nation. ... Samuel 
Cornish and John Russwurm publish

Question: In 1829 journalist John Russwurm gave up on abolitionism & left the U.S. for this independent African nation
Answer: Liberia