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SISTER DAYS: 365 Inspired Moments in African American History
by Janus Adams
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Did you know that African American women founded the American Women's Movement? The history of the movement, as told, begins with the Women's Rights Convention of 1848 in Seneca Falls, New York. The story of that convention is a true story, but it is not the true origin story of the Women's Movement.
Order SISTER DAYS now to learn more about the Female Literary Association of Philadelphia and other founding mothers in every field of endeavor. Explore the book's subject index, topical index, and inspirational themes. Savor the extraordinary saga of African American herstory page-by-page, day-by-day in the United States and throughout the African Diaspora. Experience history first-hand with your instant download of this historic edition of The Liberator. This abolitionist newspaper published the FLA's milestone constitution-- founding document of the American Women's Movement--on December 3, 1831,
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