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Ida B. Wells And The Untold Truth Of A Country
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In 1862, Ida B. Wells Was Born Into Slavery. Today, Her Legacy Lives On As A Trailblazing Journalist And Activist. Celebrate The Life And Achievements Of A Civil Rights Pioneer In This Definitive MiddleGrade Biography From Coretta Scott King Honoree Lesa ClineRansome.Decades Before Rosa Parks Refused To Give Up Her Seat, Ida B. Wells Was Thrown Out Of Her First Class Train Car Despite Having A Ticket. It WasnT The Last Time Civil Rights Activist And Journalist Wells Would Be Challenged: In 1892, A White Mob Burned Her Printing Press And Drove Her Out Of Town. But No Matter What Opposition She Faced, Ida B. Wells WasnT Going AnywhereAnd In 2020, She Won A Posthumous Pulitzer Prize For Her Courageous Reporting On The Violence Against African Americans During The Era Of Lynching.This Biography Is The AweInspiring True Story Of Ida B. Wells, An Activist Icon Who CoFounded The Naacp, Published Her Own Newspaper, And Fought For Intersectionality Within The Suffragist MovementA Trailblazer Who Was As Important In Her Time As She Remains Today.Coretta Scott King Honor Author And Naacp Image Award Winner Lesa ClineRansome Brings Ida B. Wells Achievements To Life, And To A Young Audience That Recognizes The Need To Shatter The Status Quo. Beyond Just A Biography, This Powerful Text Honors The History Of Civil Rights While Challenging Readers To Push Back Against Oppressive Forces By Being Their Boldest, Bravest Selves.A Junior Library Guild Gold Standard Selection
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