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Review: Meet the man who tried to establish a Black state within the US Original

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By Caleb Gayle, Hamilton Cain
| Batavia Daily News Verified
As Americans quarrel in public squares, real and online, writers are looking back at our history to make sense of it all. Caleb Gayle rises to the challenge in his eloquent, if discursive, “Black Moses,” chronicling activist Edward McCabe’s struggles against post-Civil War racism. Raised free in the Northeast, McCabe (1850-1920) came of age in the flux of Reconstruction — whip-smart, a “problem solver and a doer” whose politesse and organizational skills masked a burning ambition.
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New library books

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By Howard Bryant, Jarvis R. Givens, Caleb Gayle, Cheryl Daniel
| The Journal Gazette Verified
These works of Black history are newly available through the Allen County Public Library. “Kings and Pawns: Jackie Robinson and Paul Robeson in America” by Howard Bryant A sweeping biography traces how Robinson and Robeson – two towering Black icons – were thrust into opposing roles by Cold War politics and the House Un-American Activities Committee, revealing a defining American struggle between patriotism and protest.
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The quest for a Black frontier world

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By Caleb Gayle, Mac Loftin, Daniel Pioske, Brandon Ambrosino
| Christian Century Verified
Just as the biblical Moses sought a way of liberation for the Hebrew people, historical figures in the United States sought a path of liberation for Black people during the antebellum and Reconstruction eras. Journalist and oral historian Caleb Gayle focuses on one such individual: Edward P. McCabe.
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