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How to reach the FLH Info Editorial Team by email with corrections, sources, teaching questions or news about Fannie Lou Hamer commemorations.
In short
Email the FLH Info Editorial Team at contact@fannielouhamer.info. We read every message and usually reply within a week. We welcome corrections with sources, suggestions for pages, teaching questions and news about public commemorations.
How to reach us
Write to contact@fannielouhamer.info. There is no contact form on this site, and we do not use chat widgets or tracking.
To help us answer quickly:
- For a correction, include the page address, the sentence in question and a source.
- For news, include a link to a published report or an official announcement.
- For teaching questions, tell us the grade level and how much time you have.
What we can and cannot help with
We can fix errors, add sources, suggest reading and explain how the site works. We cannot help with donations, purchases, awards or projects of earlier owners of this domain, and we cannot speak for Hamer's family or any organization. See about the earlier owner and our help page.
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Questions readers ask
Can you put me in touch with Fannie Lou Hamer's family?
No. We are not connected to her family or estate and do not pass on messages. Family members have spoken publicly through museums and news organizations.
Do you answer research questions?
We answer short questions when we can and point you to archives for longer research. Our links page lists the main collections.
Do you accept guest articles or advertising?
No. We do not publish sponsored content or advertising.
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