Alice Dunbar Nelson
Harlem Renaissance poet, critic, journalist, and activist
Harlem Renaissance poet, critic, journalist, and activist
Irish journalist, broadcaster, and activist
In 1961, President Kennedy acknowledged Alice Dunnigan as the first African American White House correspondent after two years of being ignored. She became the first Black woman in the Senate and House of Representatives press galleries.
New Zealand communist and an organiser of protest movements, particularly against the Vietnam War, apartheid and racism.
African-American suffragist, civil rights activist, and community leader.
American author and educator, renowned for her children’s books and young adult novels that often explore themes of racial identity and social justice.
American activist for education and civil rights
Distinguished African American activist and leader, known for her significant contributions to civil rights and women’s suffrage movements.
American educator and civil rights activist
Born: 4 May 1925, South Africa Died: 17 August 1982 Country most active: South Africa Also known as: Heloise Ruth First South African anti-apartheid activist, scholar and journalist Ruth First […]