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Melaku Beyan te yon jenn ti gason, karismatik oratè. Beyan te marye ak yon Ameriken Afriken aktivis, Dorothy Hadley, ak ansanm yo kreye yon jounal ki rele Vwa yo nan peyi Letiopi ansanm denonse Jim Crow nan Amerik ak fachis envazyon yo nan peyi Letiopi. Joèl Rogers, a korespondan ki te deja te ale nan Anperè a kouronman a, tounen tounen yo peyi Letiopi kòm yon korespondan lagè pou Pittsburgh Courrier, lè sa a, Amerik la ki pi lajman sikile nwa jounal. Lè yo fin fè retounen nan Etazini nan yon ane pita, li te pibliye yon bwochi ki rele A Enfòmasyon Reyèl sou peyi Letiopi, yon trè sevè ozanviwon jou ak konpwomi rapò sou destriksyon la ki te koze pa italyen twoup yo nan peyi Letiopi. Melaku Beyan itilize bwochi nan l ' pale tours, pandan y ap madanm li Dorothy fèt ak pase soti lach ke li "Sove peyi Letiopi."
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Melaku Beyan was a young, charismatic speaker. Beyan had married an African American activist, Dorothy Hadley, and together they created a newspaper called Voice of Ethiopia to simultaneously denounce Jim Crow in America and fascist invasion in Ethiopia. Joel Rogers, the correspondent who had previously attended the Emperor’s coronation, returned to Ethiopia as a war correspondent for The Pittsburgh Courier, then America’s most widely-circulated black newspaper. Upon returning to the United States a year later, he published a pamphlet entitled The Real Facts about Ethiopia, a scathing and uncompromising report on the destruction caused by Italian troops in Ethiopia. Melaku Beyan used the pamphlet in his speaking tours, while his wife Dorothy designed and passed out pins that read “Save Ethiopia.”