Archibald Grimké

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African American lawyer civil rights leader journalist person

Archibald Grimké was an African American lawyer, journalist, and civil rights leader of the late 19th and early 20th centuries who played a key role in the early struggle against racial discrimination in the United States.

Aliases (1)

Archibald Henry Grimké ×1

Statements (47)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	African American lawyer → civil rights leader → journalist → person →
activeYears	early 20th century → late 19th century →
advocatedFor	African American education → desegregation → racial equality →
almaMater	Harvard Law School →
causeOfDeath	stroke →
citizenship	United States →
countryRepresented	United States →
dateOfBirth	1849-08-17 →
dateOfDeath	1930-02-25 →
educatedAt	Harvard Law School → Lincoln University (Pennsylvania) →
ethnicity	African American →
familyName	Grimké →
fullName	Archibald Henry Grimké →
givenName	Archibald →
hasSibling	Francis James Grimké →
memberOf	American Negro Academy → National Association for the Advancement of Colored People →
movement	abolitionist tradition → civil rights movement →
notableFor	advocacy against racial discrimination and segregation → leadership in early civil rights movement in the United States →
notableWork	Essays and speeches on race and civil rights →
occupation	civil rights activist → diplomat → journalist → lawyer →
parent	Henry W. Grimké → Nancy Weston NERFINISHED →
placeOfBirth	Charleston, South Carolina, United States →
placeOfDeath	Washington, D.C., United States →
positionHeld	President of the American Negro Academy → U.S. consul to Santo Domingo → Vice President of the NAACP →
relative	Angelina Grimké → Sarah Moore Grimké →
workLocation	Boston, Massachusetts, United States → Washington, D.C., United States →
wroteFor	The Boston Herald → The Guardian (Boston African American newspaper) → The Hub →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
NAACP →	founder
Archibald Grimké ("Archibald Henry Grimké") →	fullName