African American women -- Juvenile literature
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African American women -- Juvenile literature
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- Ella Fitzgerald : jazz singer supreme
- Faith Ringgold
- Famous firsts of Black women
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- Harriet Tubman : in her own words
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- Madam C.J. Walker : self-made millionaire
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- Marian Wright Edelman : defender of children's rights
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- Mary McLeod Bethune : champion for education
- Maya Angelou : greeting the morning
- Natalie & Nat King Cole
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- Rosa Parks : activist for equality
- Rosa Parks and the Montgomery bus boycott
- Serena Williams
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- Sojourner Truth : a voice for freedom
- Sojourner Truth : a voice for freedom
- trueSojourner Truth : ain't I a woman?
- Sojourner Truth and the voice of freedom
- trueStanding up against hate : how Black women in the Army helped change the course of WWII
- trueStitching stars : the story quilts of Harriet Powers
- trueTalking with Tebé : Clementine Hunter, memory artist
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- trueWilma unlimited : how Wilma Rudolph became the world's fastest woman
- Zora Neale Hurston, writer and storyteller
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