Margaret Sanger
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A pioneer of her time, Margaret Sanger, is remembered for her work relating to woman’s rights. In particular, she focused on the issues related to sexual health. She was the subject of much criticism as she spoke out on subjects like birth control and abortion. As a nurse, her efforts for social reform saw her establish the first birth control clinic in the United States. Where did her motivation come from? Explore why she tirelessly continue to crusade, to provide women and girls with the information they needed to protect themselves. Her story reflects the courage it takes to fight for what you believe to be right.
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Karen Horney
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Susannah Holmes
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Beulah Henry
The charismatic Beulah Henry, was called ’Lady Edison’ by many, as she was a prolific inventor. Many people have actually never heard of Beulah, despite her development of over 101 inventions! Delve into her amazing story and discover how she came to enjoy global successes.
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Sally Hemings
In colonial times, there were few opportunities for women, and for a slave girl, it was even worse. The amazing story of Sally Hemings has been the subject of much debate over the years. Why not let her tell you herself? In this inspirational story from The Amazing People Club®, join her as she journeyed from a slave plantation to the high society of France, in the company of none other than Thomas Jefferson himself. In her own words, she talks you through their relationship, her return to the United States as a slave. Share in her stolen moments with Thomas when he became President of the United States of America. Was she the first African American mother to give birth to the sons and daughters of an American President?
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