Ida B. Wells

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American History

 

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Linda R

 

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July 28, 2014

 

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University

 

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So when she was growing up although the south was still very racist, she and her siblings were able to go to school. It was very important to Wells' parents that their children got an education. That is where her foundation for being a journalist began. Tragedy struck in 1878 when the yellow fever epidemic killed her parents and her youngest sibling...
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At age sixteen Wells became responsible for her younger siblings. She took a job as a teacher and did other jobs on the weekends to support herself and her brothers and sisters. Wells attended Fisk University in Nashville, Tennessee. One day while taking a train to school, she was told by the conductor to move to the back of the train to a smoking car...
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