Selma / Washington / D.C. / Atlanta / Ruleville / Daytona / Richmond / New York City / Montgomery / /
Company
YouTube / /
Continent
America / /
Country
United States / /
EntertainmentAwardEvent
1997 Organization of American Historians / /
Facility
Bethune-Cookman College / Edmund Pettus Bridge / The Museum / Montgomery National Historic Trail / Library of Congress / Reginald F. Lewis Museum / /
IndustryTerm
Web Pages section / /
Organization
National Council of Negro Women / Negro Division of the National Youth Administration / Georgia State Legislature / Neighborhood Union / Montgomery Improvement Association / Protestant Episcopal Church / Baptist Church / United States government / Congress / National Park Service / Black Cabinet / National Association for the Advancement of Colored People / Organization of American Historians Page / Dallas County Voters League / Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee / American Government / Women’s Political Council / Bethune-Cookman College / National Urban League / /
Person
Amelia Boynton Robinson / Frances Ellen Watkins Harper / Henry David Thoreau / Mahatma Gandhi / Verda F. Welcome / Carrie Cunningham / Bernard Lee / Fannie Lou Hamer / Fannie Lou / Mary Fair Burks / Marie Foster / Rosa Parks / Esther McCready / Ella Baker / Joe Maglon / Martin Luther King / Jr. / Ella Ramsey Martin / Alberta Williams King / Franklin Delano Roosevelt / Resource Sheet / Negro Women / Elizabeth Harden Gilmore / Robert Cuker / Pap / Mary McLeod Bethune / Sutton / Emily Cox / Mary Church Terrell / Herman Sissel / Harriet Tubman / Jennie C. Williams / Hosea Williams / Barbara A. Tagger / Juanita Jackson Mitchell / John Lewis / Ester McCready / Lugenia Burns Hope / /
Position
Editor / executive director / director of the SCLC / head / founder / member of Franklin Delano Roosevelt / group leader / King / director / Republican candidate / reporter / group reporter / /
ProvinceOrState
West Virginia / Virginia / Alabama / Maryland / Mississippi / Florida / Georgia / /
“Ain’t I a Woman?” Voices of African American Women Museum Connection: Family and Community Purpose: In this lesson students will explore the role of private citizens obtaining, preserving, and extending constituti