Women in Black History – Stories of Courage, Faith, and Resilience

Discover the courage, faith, and resolve of fourteen extraordinary women Within the pages of American history are the stories of remarkable African-American women. From colonial times through the twentieth century, they have defied the odds, taken a stand for justice, and made incredible strides despite opposition from the culture around them. Now you can discover their exciting true stories! From well-known figures to women rarely found in any history book, Women in Black History explores the lives of writers, athletes, singers, activists, and educators who have made a lasting mark on our country and our culture, including - Phillis Wheatley - Sojourner Truth - Harriet Tubman - Mary Ann Shadd Cary - Frances Ellen Watkins Harper - Anna Julia Cooper - Mary McLeod Bethune - Marian Anderson - Mahalia Jackson - Rosa Parks - Fannie Lou Hamer - Althea Gibson - Coretta Scott King -Wilma Rudolph Tricia Williams Jackson is a Michigan writer and former schoolteacher who loves history and enjoys sharing its stories with readers.