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Mary McLeod Bethune
Mary McLeod Bethune
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Every time Mary saw a book, she said, " I wish I could read the words." At last Mary had a chance to go to school and learn to read, Later she opened her own school and taught lots of other girls to read. All her life she worked for the rights of black people, for women's rights, and for better education for everyone.
Author:
Every time Mary saw a book, she said, " I wish I could read the words." At last Mary had a chance to go to school and learn to read, Later she opened her own school and taught lots of other girls to read. All her life she worked for the rights of black people, for women's rights, and for better education for everyone.
ISBN: 394630
Publication Date: 1975
Pages: 61
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Publication Date: 1975
Pages: 61
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