Archibald Henry Grimké Books

Archibald Henry Grimke was a lawyer and intellectual, recognized as a significant community leader at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. His work primarily addressed issues of race and civil rights, where he served as a voice for enlightenment and justice. Through his writing and activism, he sought to uplift the standing of the African American community and champion against injustice. His persistent advocacy for equality and human rights left a lasting legacy on the American intellectual and social landscape.

The Negro And The Elective Franchise: A Series Of Papers And A Sermon

The Negro And The Elective Franchise: A Series Of Papers And A Sermon
92 pages
4 hours of reading
Written by one of the most prominent African-American intellectuals of the early 20th century, this collection of essays and sermons argues for the extension of voting rights to black Americans. Grimké makes a compelling case for the importance of political participation in the struggle for racial equality, and he exposes the fallacies of the arguments used by opponents of suffrage. His eloquent prose and powerful rhetoric still speak to us today, as we continue to fight for a more just and inclusive society.

The Negro And The Elective Franchise: A Series Of Papers And A Sermon