Credits: TeachNBLKHistory

- She started the first African-American kindergarten in Chicago - She ran for the Illinois state senate in 1930 - Ida was one of the original founders of the NAACP - She was orphaned at 16 - Wells also fought for women's suffrage - was an American investigative journalist, educator, and early leader in the civil rights movement - Lifetime dedication to combating prejudice and violence, and the fight for African-American equality, especially that of women - arguably became the most famous Black woman in America Teacher | Father | Activist ______________________________ This page was created to Teach Black History! Unfortunately, the American Educational System was designed to exclude our real Historical account so we are here to dismantle it! It’s time to enlighten those of us who have been kept in the dark! I am a black man who didn’t know enough about my own history, so I began to dig deeper and do my own research! Black history is American History so I want people of all Races and Cultures to join together to learn our History as one! Here, I will share all of my findings!

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