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A tribute to our Civil Rights Movement HeroesInstant Best Seller - Black History Book for KidsThis book will make your child proud of their heritageNannie Helen Burroughs was an African-American orator and teacher, A civil rights activist, feminist, businesswoman, and a religious leader.Her speech, "How the Sisters are Hindered from Helping," at the 1900 Baptist Convention won her fame,Soon everyone knew whop she was and respected her name."A Documentary Portrait of an Early Civil Rights Pioneer, 1900-1959," tells her story,In her own words, in her own writings, without fame and glory.There was more to Rosa Parks then just a bus rider,The most important thing to know, was what was inside her.Her courage and determination were on display,The "First Lady of Civil Rights" would not be swayed.Referred to as "The Mother of the Freedom Movement,"Rosa's actions led to many civil rights improvements.James Baldwin was an American novelist and playwright,An essayist, poet, and activist, whose writings helped fuel the fight.His message could have been written today, it is so contemporary,His movie, "I am Not Your Negro," is current, a wake-up, and a necessity.Other writings, such as "Notes of
- Author
- L. A. Amber
- Publisher
- Independently Published
- Published
- 2020
- Language
- EN
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