The Art of Philatelic Inclusivity/African American Suffragists & the Vote
Dr. Warachal Faison and Dr. Mary Love gave an excellent presentation on one of the American Philatelic Society (APS) Stamp Chats. Enjoy.
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Keeper of the Past and Promise of our People
Dr. Warachal Faison and Dr. Mary Love gave an excellent presentation on one of the American Philatelic Society (APS) Stamp Chats. Enjoy.
» Read moreDid people always use stamps? No. Before stamps people who received letters had to pay for their delivery. People wanted to prepay postage to speed up their mail. Stamps were invented to stick on letters, to show that postage was paid. Check out EsperStamps for more information.
» Read moreThe “To Form a More Perfect Union” stamps were issued on 8/30/2005. One of the 10 stamps commemorates the 1963 March on Washington. The #NAACP is hosting a Virtual March on Washington 8/27 & 8/28 #2020. Here is a video to join in with other organizations supporting this effort. National Museum of African Americans on Stamps #NMAAS ~ Share #MarchonWashington1963
» Read moreThere are over 70 single frame and almost 40 multi-frame exhibits and a wealth of knowledge being shared. You can still register for the show. https://stamps.connectedcommunity.org/schedule/events/sessionschedule Check out our exhibit “And Our Beat Goes On” below
» Read moreThe Black Experience: African Americans on Postage Stamps Since the founding of the United States, African Americans have played a pivotal role in the shaping of American history and heritage. Their contributions to America have included the fields highlighted by the 1940 Famous Americans and many more. This virtual exhibition showcases the black experience in the United States through the
» Read moreNMAAS 3rd Anniversary ~ FB Live/Zoom Celebration Date: Aug 8, 2020Time: 6:00 PM Central Time Join us on FB Live and to get the Zoom link and join the Fan Club, email your name to ‘contact@nmaas.org. Look for Trivia / Giveaways / Exhibit
» Read moreLook what’s new at USPS.com. A Commemorative panel for #GwenIfill. Reminder there are limited copies of the Marvin Gaye poster signed by the artist. We are proud owners of #595.
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