Teaching for change how Septima Clark led the civil rights movement to voting justice
Septima Clark was born poor, Black, and a girl. Being one of those things in 1898 was hard, but all three meant that access to education was going to be a fight. But with strong, hard-working women in her life, a determination to learn, and a passion for knowledge, Septima learned to read and write...
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New York, NY :
Quill Tree Books,
[2026]
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