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EPISODE · Sep 8, 2023 · 50 MIN

Blackdom, NM: The Afro-Frontier

from Preserving History and Democracy · host Doña Ana County Clerk's Office

In this episode, Doña Ana County Clerk Dr. Amanda López Askin, Chief Deputy County Clerk Caroline Zamora, and County Clerk's Office Researcher Bernadine Caporale talk to Timothy E. Nelson, P.h.D., Author of Blackdom, New Mexico: The Significance of the Afro-Frontier, 1900 - 1930. They discuss the importance of the Afro-Frontier, a term coined by Dr. Nelson, along with why Frank Boyer and Daniel Keyes chose Chaves County for the Blackdom Townsite, why some Blackdom families ultimately settled in Doña Ana County, and why sovereignty was the goal of the community. Please send any questions or feedback to [email protected] To learn more about the Afro-Frontier and Dr. Timothy E. Nelson's work, visit https://afrofrontier.com  

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