A Civil Rights Power Couple
by Chandra Hardyin 🇺🇸 U.S. Politics
free subscribers
A Civil Rights Power Couple
About the Substack
My maternal grandparents, born in the 1920's, dedicated their lives and careers to civil rights and social justice. This publication covers 534+ years of US history, including Black and women’s history, Pan-Africanism and personal family history.
Free Subscription Benefits
- Occasional public posts
Paid Subcription Benefits
- Subscriber-only posts and full archive
- Post comments and join the community
Paid Subscription Plans
- $80 a year
- $8 a month
About Chandra Hardy
My maternal grandparents, born in the 1920's, dedicated their lives and careers to civil rights and social justice.
This publication covers 534+ years of US history, including Black and women’s history, Pan-Africanism and personal family history.
Subscriber Growth
The number of free subscribers for A Civil Rights Power Couple over time since it was added to the directory.
A Civil Rights Power Couple's recommended Substacks
Raising Myles
A first-time dad writes letters to his newborn son, Myles, every Monday, sharing the joy he didn't experience himself with the world. Inspired by Ta-Nehisi Coates' "Between the World and Me."
free subscribers
Dr. Mary Marshall's Collection
Welcome to Dr. Mary Marshall’s Collection, a newsletter discussing the intersection of family history and American history, culture, and politics including general information on basic genealogy.
15th Century Feminist
Here we'll explore how medieval misogyny informs modern philosophy while uncovering the feminisms of the Middle Ages. No longer will the women of the Middle Ages be erased, minimized, or villainized.
free subscribers
What I'm Reading
An award-winning newsletter that shares some of the most interesting and informative news stories about the Black experience in America. 2024 Webby Award honoree.
paid subscribers
free subscribers
In Retrospect
In this ever-shifting life, we often stand at the fault lines—where the world’s reckoning meets our own. It’s here that we make sense of the stories shaping us, moving through the tangled threads of culture, power, politics, and personal becoming.
paid subscribers
free subscribers