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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsI just learned about a remarkable woman in American history who has sadly been forgotten:
Ernestine Rose.
https://www.brandeis.edu/wsrc/ernestine-rose-society/about/index.html
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I just learned about a remarkable woman in American history who has sadly been forgotten: (Original Post)
StevieM
Apr 2020
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DURHAM D
(32,610 posts)1. Remarkable indeed !
Thank you for posting.
As I read her story I reflected on my female ancestors that might have known her.
Karadeniz
(22,537 posts)2. Thanks...we're always learning!❤
crickets
(25,981 posts)3. So interesting - thanks for posting this. K&R
smirkymonkey
(63,221 posts)4. K&R
Thank you! I had never heard of her, but she played such an important role.
StevieM
(10,500 posts)6. It is amazing how someone so remarkable can be lost to the history books.
I am so glad that I learned about her.
BComplex
(8,053 posts)5. Thank you so much for posting this! Very uplifting.
I needed that today, and we all probably need it about now!
StevieM
(10,500 posts)7. You are very welcome.
I am so glad that I learned about her. It is sad that she has been largely forgotten by history.