Logo

Our Presidents

  • Comment Policy
  • Archive
  • RSS
  • Ask me anything
banner

“And when I say all Americans — I mean all Americans.”

On June 29, 1947, President Harry S. Truman became the first President to address the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP).  He spoke from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial for theclosing session of the 38th NAACP annual conference.
View Separately

“And when I say all Americans — I mean all Americans.”

On June 29, 1947, President Harry S. Truman became the first President to address the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP).  He spoke from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial for theclosing session of the 38th NAACP annual conference.

Source: trumanlibrary.org

    • #NAACP
    • #History
    • #African Americans
    • #Civil Rights
    • #Harry S. Truman
    • #Presidents
  • 10 months ago
  • 93
  • Permalink
  • Share
    Tweet

93 Notes/ Hide

  1. cmitche reblogged this from ourpresidents
  2. cmitche likes this
  3. justkissvelazquez likes this
  4. jnos400 reblogged this from ourpresidents
  5. carmenaliciacannon reblogged this from ourpresidents
  6. carmenaliciacannon likes this
  7. airmanthatlovesyeslek likes this
  8. st-illborn reblogged this from ourpresidents
  9. freedimension reblogged this from ourpresidents
  10. kmydland reblogged this from ourpresidents
  11. billstrauss likes this
  12. congressarchives likes this
  13. statueofliverty reblogged this from ourpresidents
  14. probably-lena reblogged this from ourpresidents
  15. probably-lena likes this
  16. dracadancer reblogged this from ourpresidents
  17. oregonnikkeiendowment likes this
  18. baveshmoorthy reblogged this from ourpresidents
  19. likeamadbadger reblogged this from ourpresidents
  20. zengiraffe likes this
  21. diddywah likes this
  22. gstun reblogged this from closetotheexitdoor
  23. gstun likes this
  24. closetotheexitdoor reblogged this from ourpresidents
  25. humag likes this
  26. wattr reblogged this from ourpresidents
  27. that-taylor-kid likes this
  28. set-tea likes this
  29. meetmeinthewillowtree reblogged this from ourpresidents
  30. caitfinima reblogged this from ourpresidents
  31. bigmac125 reblogged this from ourpresidents
  32. wizardblue likes this
  33. wizardblue reblogged this from ourpresidents
  34. drawingfromlife likes this
  35. sswslitinmotion likes this
  36. apaullo95 likes this
  37. rhealikesmangos reblogged this from ourpresidents
  38. brosephdood reblogged this from ourpresidents
  39. notorious-jew reblogged this from ourpresidents
  40. philwarnersr reblogged this from ourpresidents and added:
    One of many proud moments of the NAACP! President Truman begins the long tradition of US Presidents addressing our...
  41. notorious-jew likes this
  42. waltzfordeborah reblogged this from ourpresidents
  43. finchiekinstheowl likes this
  44. freakasaurous reblogged this from ourpresidents
  45. hilarityforlee reblogged this from ourpresidents
  46. hilarityforlee likes this
  47. clairesalcedo likes this
  48. yvonnesvisions reblogged this from ourpresidents
  49. thechetmiller likes this
  50. Show more notesLoading...
← Previous • Next →

Portrait/Logo

About

One space to bring the past 13 Presidents together. Discover behind-the-scenes history here.


We're a nationwide network of the U.S. National Archives.

For more information, visit Presidential Libraries

Please note: reblogs, likes, and follows are not endorsements.

Connect with us

Facebook

Twitter

Foursquare

Twitter

loading tweets…

Things we like

  • Photo via coolchicksfromhistory

    oupacademic:

    By the time James Garfield and Lucretia entered the White House, they had a strong, committed marriage, soon to be cut short by...

    Photo via coolchicksfromhistory
  • Photoset via coolchicksfromhistory

    oaklandtribunearchives:

    MING QUONG CHINESE HOME

    High school girls from the Ming Quong Home, formerly an orphanage at Eighth and Fallon...

    Photoset via coolchicksfromhistory
  • Photo via usagov

    Image description: An illustration from The Rocket Book, an illustrated story published in 1912 that is now available to read online at Read.gov...

    Photo via usagov
  • Photoset via npr

    theparisreview:

    André Kertész: On Reading

    Photoset via npr
See more →
  • RSS
  • Random
  • Archive
  • Ask me anything
  • Mobile

Effector Theme by Carlo Franco.

Powered by Tumblr