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Fannie Lou Hamer: Beaten, Sterilized, But Never Silenced
Fannie Lou Hamer: Beaten, Sterilized, But Never Silenced Fannie Lou Hamer’s story is one of the most untold Black history chapters in African American history—a truth many tried to bury. Born a Mississippi sharecropper, Hamer discovered in 1962 that she had the right to vote, then faced eviction, gunfire, and brutal jailhouse violence for ...
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