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Claudette Colvin: How Black women and girls have been excluded from civil rights history
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Claudette Colvin: How Black women and girls have been excluded from civil rights history
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Of one who was ready and able to lead,
Who set the nation on fire with her pace
And the heroine will be the queen of our race Bettiola H. Fortson, “Queen of Our Race,” 1915
Ida B. Wells, the queen indeed. She was a journalist, suffragist, anti-lynching crusader and one of the most famous Black women in America from the 1890s into the early 20th century. The FBI labeled her a “dangerous Negro agitator” for reporting on the horrors of lynchings and writing searing editorials about systemic racism against Black Americans. A co-founder of the NAACP in 1909, Wells railed against racism, segregation and sexism at every turn.
They’d lost their power and wanted a return to normalcy. They stood back and they stood by as they carefully planned an insurrection to attempt to regain control. They turned to violence in an effort to “make America great again.” This was the case for pro-Trump rioters in 2021. It was also the case for white supremacists in Wilmington, North Carolina, in 1898, in America’s first and only successful coup d’etat. During the Reconstruction era, a.
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