The Black Dispatch, founded in Guthrie, Oklahoma, in 1915 by the influential Black journalist A.C. Jackson, played a significant role in amplifying African American voices during a pivotal era in U.S. history. Known for its investigative reporting and civil rights advocacy, it became a vital platform for addressing racial injustices and promoting community issues. You can find scans of The Black Dispatch on OldNews.com, including 1917, with a total of 3,132 scans available. Its rich content features local news, cultural critiques, and highlights of African American achievements, fostering pride and solidarity within the community. The newspaper's reputation for integrity makes it a trusted source that reflects the ongoing struggles and triumphs of its readership. Explore your own family history and connections to historical figures by searching through these invaluable archives on OldNews.com, showcasing the legacy of a resilient community.