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Mary McLeod Bethune

Name: Mary McLeod Bethune
Brand: Purple House Press
SKU: 38464257
Price: 14.19 EUR
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Author: Emma Gelders Sterne
ISBN: 9781948959667

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Código Libristo: 38464257

Editores Purple House Press, enero 2022

Here's the inspiring and true story of a young girl who was determined to read, and who went on to b... Descripción completa

Código Libristo: 38464257

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Here's the inspiring and true story of a young girl who was determined to read, and who went on to become a teacher, the founder of a college, an advisor to politicians, and a great humanitarian. Mary McLeod Bethune was the fifteenth child of hard-working parents, whose ancestry was one hundred percent African. She was their first child who was born free after the civil war.

Mrs. Bethune worked tirelessly to build up, through education, the magnificent heritage that Black people share. During her hardest years, she refused to give up on her dream of starting her own school for Black children. It eventually became Bethune-Cookman College in Daytona Beach, Florida. Mrs. Bethune, born a few years after the Emancipation Proclamation, lived to see the historic Supreme Court decision on public school desegregation.