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Mariama Ba

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Book Reports

 

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Karen M

 

Date added:

April 16, 2014

 

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University

 

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A

 

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Ba’s father abandoned traditional African customs and insisted that Ba receive the best education available in Senegal at the time. Ba enrolled in a French-language teacher training school for girls, the Ecole Normale de Rufisque, based in Rufisque (a suburb of Dakar) to study with a woman named Berthe Maubert...
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Originally enrolled on a secretarial course, Ba’s intellect and capacity were discovered early by the school’s principal, “…You are intelligent. You have gifts. Even if you do not want to go there, you will prepare the entrance examination at the Teacher training school of the young girls of Rufisque for the reputation of our School”...
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