To Tell the Truth Freely
The Life of Ida B. Wells
by Mia Bay
374 pages· 2009· ISBN 9780809095292
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A detailed profile of the civil rights pioneer traces her early life in Mississippi and Tennessee, her famous campaign for justice after being forced to give up her train seat in 1883, and her journalism work to fight lynching and racial injustice.
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