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James Weldon Johnson June 17, 1871 - June 26, 1938 Timeline 1871 Born in Jacksonville, Florida, June 17 1894 Graduated from Atlanta University 1897 First black admitted to Florida bar 1899 Wrote "Lift Every Voice and Sing" with his brother 1906 US consul, Puerto Cabello, Venuzuela 1909 US consul, Corinto, Nicaragua 1920 Appointed exectutive secretary of NAACP 1921 Wrote first novel: "The Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man" 1922 Collected poems of black poets in "The Book of American Negro Poetry." 1927 With brother Rosamond, published "God's Trombones" 1930 Became professor at Fisk University 1933 Wrote autobiography, "Along This Way" 1938 Died in automobile accident in Maine Lift Every Voice and Sing [Gberry's] [PIX]

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