The Afro-American Advance, established in 1935 by William J. Morrow and his wife, has been a vital voice in the African American community in Minneapolis, Minnesota. As one of the oldest Black-owned newspapers in the state, it has chronicled the struggles and triumphs of African Americans, providing news, cultural commentary, and advocacy for civil rights. You can find scans of The Afro-American Advance on OldNews.com, starting 1899, with a total of 320 scans available. This rich archive not only highlights local achievements and issues but also connects readers to historical figures and events, possibly including those from their own family histories. The newspaper’s enduring influence in promoting social justice and community empowerment makes it an essential resource for understanding the region’s media landscape. Explore the archives on OldNews.com to engage with the rich history documented by The Afro-American Advance and discover the stories that shaped the community.