1835
Oberlin College Becomes a Pioneer in Education
O berlin College was among the first institutions in the U.S. to admit Black students. It became a symbol of progress and a prominent hub for abolitionist activities. This opened doors to higher education for many African Americans, fostering generations of Black leaders.
1837
Charles Henry Langston Advocates for Abolition
C harles Henry Langston, an early abolitionist from Chillicothe, played a crucial role in the anti-slavery movement. He worked to educate and inspire African Americans to demand their rights. His activism laid the groundwork for future legal battles for racial justice.
“I shall never be taken into slavery. We have a common humanity. You would do so; your manhood would require it.” -Charles Henry Langston
-Charles Henry Langston
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