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Recovering Democracy Archives logo, slider backgroundSusan B. Anthony, portrait, looking down with glasses in a black and white photo, 1870
Recovering Democracy Archives logo, slider backgroundTheodore Roosevelt on a camel with a hat, near another person also on a camel. Black and white photo
Recovering Democracy Archives logo, slider backgroundEdith Abbott portrait with a frame. Abbott staring into the camera wearing black, holding a book and glasses
Recovering Democracy Archives logo, slider backgroundRose Winslow black and white portrait, 1916, close up in white and black outfit with hat
Recovering Democracy Archives logo, slider backgroundHarry T. Burn close-up portrait of him wearing a suit and looking into the camera
Recovering Democracy Archives logo, slider backgroundO.O. Howard photo in military attire, starting off to the right, black and white photo
Recovering Democracy Archives logo, slider backgroundDorothy Pitman Hughes
Recovering Democracy Archives logo, slider backgroundPaul Robeson black and white portrait in a suit looking off to the side
Recovering Democracy Archives logo, slider backgroundBetty Ford portrait of her smiling with a white jacket and tie, wearing a "Ratify ERA" pin
Recovering Democracy Archives logo, slider backgroundColor portrait of Yelena Bonner in glasses looking off to the right
Recovering Democracy Archives logo, slider backgroundGloria Steinem close-up portrait with her hand near her face and glasses on; black and white photoDorothy Pitman Hughes
Recovering Democracy Archives logo, slider backgroundSimon Pokagon, grainy black and white portrait
Recovering Democracy Archives logo, slider backgroundDrawing from newspaper that says, "The Exposition's Distinguished Guest: Mrs. Belva Ann Lockwood, the Candidate of the 'National Rights' Party for the Presidency." Lockwood riding on a tricycle
Recovering Democracy Archives logo, slider backgroundMajor Ruth Cheney Streeter, black and white photo in Marine Corps uniform

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Mission

The mission of the Recovering Democracy Archives (RDA) is to create a digital archive of lesser-known but important public speeches that remain hidden within the vaults of archival repositories or in obscure anthologies and historical publications. RDA is particularly focused on recovering speeches delivered by those challenging barriers that restrict equitable participation in civic life or promote the expansion of civic deliberation.

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Submissions

RDA invites submissions of recovered speeches that fulfill its archival mission from educators, researchers, students, and other contributors. Submissions should include a recovered speech, historical context, and information about copyright restrictions. For more on submission requirements contact Shawn J. Parry-Giles, Ph.D..

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EDITORS

Shawn J. Parry-Giles, Ph.D.
Skye de Saint Felix, Ph.D.
Department of Communication
University of Maryland

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CONTACT

Shawn J. Parry-Giles, Ph.D.
University of Maryland
Department of Communication
2130 Skinner Building
College Park, MD 20742-7635
301-405-6527 | spg@umd.edu

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