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  1. Frederick Roberts, the first African American elected to the California Assembly, represented a district that was 70% white from 1918–1934 when he was defeated by the New Dealer, a young man named Augustus Hawkins. The Roberts family owned a mortuary in which Frederick was employed; he was also the publisher of the New Age newspaper.

  2. 5 de jun. de 1992 · Frederick Roberts was the first African American to graduate from Los Angeles High School and the first African American state assemblyman. Gloria, Frederick's daughter pursued a career in music and performed in both the United States and Europe as a concert pianist. For additional information see California Revealed.

  3. Frederick Madison Roberts 1879-1952. Pearl Hinds Roberts 1892-1984 ... In 1922, Frederick Roberts warns of the growing threat to the ideals of the Founders.

  4. Ellen Wayles Hemings, the youngest child of Madison and Mary Hemings, married her next-door neighbor Andrew Jackson Roberts in 1878. In 1887 they left southern Ohio for Los Angeles, a city in the midst of a land boom. Less than three percent of its population was African American. A.

  5. Frederick Madison Roberts (1879-1952) Descendant of Sally Hemings and Thomas Jefferson, first African American member of the California legislature. Photo: Special Collections, University of Virginia Library

  6. California Assemblyman Frederick Madison Roberts pictured at his desk in the California Assembly. Elected in 1918 as California's first elected black state Assemblyman, Roberts worked with Black Republican race leaders and his fellow legislators to champion important legislative measures. Just as Roberts impacted the

  7. gettingword.monticello.org › stories › fighting-forEqual Rights - Getting Word

    Equal Rights. In 1915—the year Booker T. Washington died—three descendants of Elizabeth Hemings made their mark campaigning for the rights of women and African Americans in different corners of the nation. In Los Angeles Frederick Madison Roberts unveiled a new masthead for his newspaper—a black Lady Liberty amid Californian mountains and ...